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A Benghiat1, V Saunders, W V Steele
1Department of Clinical Oncology, Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, Derby, UK.
Abstract:
This article describes a PC-based computer network that caters for the clinical information needs of a cancer centre, crossing specialty boundaries and involving all members of the multidisciplinary team. Data are captured at all stages of patients' progress, from diagnosis through to treatment and follow-up. Office automation is integral to the system, which produces work-load and process audit information as well as clinical outcomes. Data are entered prospectively at the point of care by health care professionals, ensuring a high degree of clinical confidence. It incorporates internationally recognized datasets and its modular structure facilitates implementation and development.
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