Titlebook: Medical Informatics Europe ’90; Proceedings, Glasgow Rory O’Moore,Stellan Bengtsson,John S. Bryden Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Ver

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Process Modelling and the Cooperative Structure of Medical Office Workame clear that the conventional modelling techniques were limited in their perspective on office work as cooperative social activity. What was needed was a broader view of office work and of the ways and means by which computer support could increase the effectivenes of the service provided by clinical departments.

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Conference proceedings 1990rmits rapid prototyping. The need for prototyping in the specification of general practitioner systems was highlighted as long ago as 1980 [4] and is essential to the user -centred philosophy of the project. The goal is a hardware independent system usable on any equipment capable of supporting an i

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The FEBE Project: Modelling a Clinical Information Systemapy and nutrition management. The second is to test the hypothesis that this improvement does lead to a better outcome of patient care. The success of the FEBE system in achieving these objectives will be a measure of the system’s added value.

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The use of Contour Plots for Interpretation of Multi-Drug Combinationugs used in the treatment. However, by considering combinations of constant response, the dimensions can be decreased by one, marking it easier to interpret the relationships existing between all drugs in the combination.

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SISCOPE: A Clinical Workstation for Gastrointestinal Endoscopyyping, quick and complete data entry), support of routine medical work (automatic report generation), data management (on-line retrieval of previous reports and other relevant patient data), and patient booking.