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1Graduate Studies and Research of Informatics, Teikyo University of Technology Uruido, Ichihara, Chiba, Japan.
Abstract:
ADITHIS (Autonomous Distributed Total Hospital Information System) is an information system providing a distributed computing environment for a hospital. The access method to its database enables users to access any patient data stored in individual departmental databases. Its functional design based on the object-oriented approach and its characteristics are described.
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