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Information Technology Developments: Issues for Nursingystem” has been used by many to generically describe systems which support nursing activities in administration, practice, research, and education. According to Saba and McCormick [1], a nursing information system is:.“a computer system that collects, stores, processes, retrieves, displays, and comm

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The Electronic Community: An Alternative Health Care Approach product (GNP) [1]. There is consensus among the health care professions that much of the injuries and illnesses contributing to this cost can be prevented through widespread adoption of improved safety practices and healthier lifestyles [2]. The promotion of health and prevention of disease are the