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F Leiner1, J Verhey, O Rienhoff
1Dept. of Medical Informatics, University of Goettingen, Germany.
Abstract:
Intranets are being widely introduced in hospitals like in many other organisations. Although their development is just like setting up any other information system in a hospital, there is a tendency to neglect well established principles of software engineering and information system design in that area. Starting from a functional definition of an intranet, we illustrate its potential importance for a hospital from different aspects. A systematic framework for an iterative design and maintenance process is suggested. Some important design principles are depicted.
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