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Using laptops for point-of-care real-time documentation
1Medical Center, Princeton, New Jersey, USA. asjordan@worldnet.att.net
Abstract:
This article describes the process for implementing a computerized patient record system for home health. Reasons for moving to a CPR and database design are described. The article also includes the choice of laptops, chart conversion explanations, and the education required for implementation.
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