Titlebook: Clinical Information Systems; Bruce I. Blum Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 Evaluation.Gesundheit.Hospital.Kranken

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978-3-540-96190-1Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986

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The Shared Terrain of Science and Politics,nts that could be processed, information was described as sets of data organized to assist in decision-making, and knowledge was presented as the rules for creating information from data and information. Given this orientation, we now may define a database as a collection of data, organized as infor

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Russia in International Climate Politics,a research project, when building a bridge, or when writing computer programs. One begins with a set of needs, goals, or objectives that describes what we intend the system or activity to accomplish. This is followed by analysis that determines how we are to achieve the desired outcome. Next, there

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Mass Spectrometry and Related Methods,o develop a system. The previous chapters provided a general framework and exposed the reader to concepts and the state of the art. This chapter will guide the user through the process of developing a system. It describes one system—the results of some 20 effort years—in sufficient detail to allow t

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