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The Automation of Critical Path/CareMap? Systemsationships with a focus on coordinated, patient-centered care. In fact, managed care coordinated by clinician providers represents the latest advance in care delivery. Provider-controlled managed care means that clinicians have accountability and authority for achieving both cost and quality outcome

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Clinical Imaging: Applications and Implications for Nursings, medication administration records, and discharge instructions. The result is that the clinician must rely on multiple sources for data, often in widely disparate locations, to obtain a comprehensive patient profile. Obviously, this results in inefficiency.