Titlebook: Aspects of the Computer-based Patient Record; Marion J. Ball (Associate Vice President),Morris F Book 19921st edition Springer-Verlag New

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The Computer-based Patient Record: The Third Party Payer’s Perspective The business of health insurance comprises three separable core activities, each of which requires information that might derive from the medical record. These are claims processing, health care management, and risk pooling.

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Record Administrators’ Needs for Computer-based Patient Recordsd patient records. A project of this magnitude requires concordance of thought regarding the major subject of the study, the patient record. We believe a baseline set of definitions and principles would assist in focusing discussion and provide a clear understanding of the project limits.

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Information Retrievald, then data need not be acquired. If the product is useful, then the cost of data assimilation may be justifiable, The worthiness of an information system is very much dependent upon the utility of retrievals.

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Cognitive Demands of Flexible Work,Much of clinical data are already stored somewhere in machine-readable form.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/11788911My charge is to discuss what physicians in office settings

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Thomas Neumann,Sven Helmer,Guido MoerkotteThe system must fully accommodate the range and complexity of clinical nursing data.

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