Explorations in the Design and Implementation of Clinical Information Systems
by Jerome Carter on March 18, 2016 · 0 comments
What does an entry in a chart (paper or electronic) mean? How should an entry be interpreted? These may seem like odd questions; however, when designing a clinical system, such issues come up more often than one might expect. They are especially pertinent when migrating data from one system to another (and it is not just a matter of data schema differences). This week on Clinical Swift…
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