Information Systems for Patient Care -

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Sommaire:
Contributors.- I. Introduction.- 1. Information Systems for Patient Care.- 2. The Need for Automation in Health Care.- 3. Some Problems of the 1970's: A Clinical Perspective.- II. Hospital Information Systems.- 4. Hospital Information Systems As We Enter the Decade of the 80's.- 5. Evaluation of Automated Hospital Data Management Systems.- 6. Implementation of the IBM Health Care Support/Patient Care System.- 7. Representation of Medical Knowledge and PROMIS.- 8. The HELP System.- 9. Implementation of a Prototype Generalized Network Technology for Hospitals.- 10. Hospital Information Systems Planning.- 11. Towards Implementation of Successful Medical Computer Applications.- 12. The Conduct of a Health Care Systems Project.- 13. Facilities Management of Hospital Data Processing.- III. Ambulatory Care System.- 14. Automated Ambulatory Medical Record Systems in the US.- 15. Data Base Management System for Ambulatory Care.- 16. Regenstrief Medical Record System.- 17. SCAMP System.- 18. Core Record System.- 19. COSTAR System.- 20. User Satisfaction with COSTAR V.- 21. Proliferation of COSTAR-A Status Report.- 22. A COSTAR Quality Assurance Program in Private Practice.- 23. Enhancement to COSTAR.- 24. Impact of an On-Line Information System in the Medical Office.- 25. Computer-Assisted Problem-Oriented Medical Record System for Office Use.- 26. A Comprehensive Patient Care System for the Family Practice.- 27. Medical Computing, Realities for the Private Practitioner.- IV. Other Application Areas.- 28. Automated Multiphasic Health Testing.- 29. Clinical Computer Applications in Mental Health.- 30. Computers in Nursing Administration.- 31. An Information System for Oncology.- 32. Data Management Systems in Clinical Research.- 33. Computerized Medical Information Systemsfor Hospital Departments.- V. Evaluation.- 34. Methods for Evaluating Costs of Automated Hospital Information Systems.- 35. Information System Selection: Methods for Comparing Service Benefits.- 36. Quantifying the Cost-Benefits of Computer Dental Management Systems.