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User Needs: Clinicians, Clinical Researchers and Hospital Management

  • Hercules Dalianis
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This chapter is about the use of patient records and the requirements the different health professionals, such as physicians and nurses, have on the patient record system.

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  • Hercules Dalianis
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  1. 1.DSV-Stockholm UniversityKistaSweden

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