TY  - CHAP
M1  - Book, Section
TI  - Hospital Information Systems
A1  - Hanson III, C. William
PY  - 2024
T2  - Healthcare Informatics
AB  - Key  PointsHospital  information  systems  (HISs)  started  as  business,  financially  oriented  systems  rather  than  patient-care-oriented,  clinical  systems.While  the  potential  promise  of  artificial  intelligence  was  clear  from  the  outset,  despite  some  successful  demonstration  projects,  they  never  took  hold  in  patient  care.The  fundamental  principles  for  the  design  of  good  medical  computer  systems  have  changed  since  they  were  first  described  in  the  1960s.Early  medical  systems  were  deployed  on  “mainframe”  computers  and  interfaced  to  the  user  through  “dumb”  terminals.As  clinical  subsystems  (i.e.,  radiology)  were  developed  and  matured,  many  hospitals  took  a  “best-in-breed”  approach  and  married  disparate  systems  to  one  another  through  a  central  hub.The  alternative  approach  is  to  go  to  a  core  vendor  who  supplies  most  of  the  needed  services.  
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PB  - McGraw Hill
CY  - New York, NY
Y2  - 2025/03/22
UR  - apn.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1211554280
ER  -