Nurse information systems: how to gain competitive advantage

British Journal of Nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)

|August 9, 1992

Abstract:

This article considers how nurse information systems can make provider units more competitive by supporting a quality-based strategy, and examines the organizational characteristics necessary for success.

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