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Service, training key to information center's success
Abstract:
Three years ago, an Information Center was put in place at Riverside Methodist Hospitals. The PC-based system supports hundreds of users and communicates with a wide variety of ancillary departments. In addition, ongoing training and support helps ensure that users can maximize the benefits of the available technology.
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