WORKSTATIONS AS ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE COMPUTER-BASED PATIENT RECORD (CPR) - POINT OF CARE APPROACHES ACROSS THE PATIENT-CARE CONTINUUM NURSINGS PERSPECTIVE

Authors
Citation
Tj. Jacobsen, WORKSTATIONS AS ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE COMPUTER-BASED PATIENT RECORD (CPR) - POINT OF CARE APPROACHES ACROSS THE PATIENT-CARE CONTINUUM NURSINGS PERSPECTIVE, International journal of bio-medical computing, 34(1-4), 1994, pp. 123-129
Citations number
NO
Categorie Soggetti
Mathematical Methods, Biology & Medicine","Engineering, Biomedical","Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications","Computer Science Theory & Methods
ISSN journal
00207101
Volume
34
Issue
1-4
Year of publication
1994
Pages
123 - 129
Database
ISI
SICI code
0020-7101(1994)34:1-4<123:WAETFT>2.0.ZU;2-Y
Abstract
Patient care delivery has undergone major changes that significantly i mpact the definition of functional requirements for the professional w orkstation. To become an enabler for the computer-based patient record (CPR), the workstation must be used in the hospital, home and communi ty environments, managing information for at least the length of treat ment everywhere and every time it is needed by clinicians. The CPR is a vision, a strategy that may encompass many application systems, infr astructures, technologies and tools to support care delivery. Workstat ions are a fundamental tool for clinicians; appropriate devices must b e adapted for the environment where care is being delivered.