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Functional goals and problems in large-scale patient record management and automated screening
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Kaiser-Permanente Medical Care Program, the largest group practice, prepaid health plan in the United States, delivers comprehensive hospital and medical services to more than one million persons in the San Francisco-Bay area. In this area, it currently owns and operates 11 hospitals and 15 outpatient medical office facilities for more than 1,000 physicians.
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Health Checkup Total Unit Cost Periodic Health Examination Visual Display Terminal Data Base Management System
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