Why general practitioners use computers and hospital doctors do not - Part 2: scalability
Why general practitioners use computers and hospital doctors do not - Part 2: scalability
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DOI：
10.1136/bmj.325.7372.1090
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发表时间：
2002-11-09
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Benson, T
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Benson, T
方法本文经过长期的酝酿。大部分证据来自我近30年的经验，首先是作为伦敦查令十字医院计算机评估部门的负责人（1974-80），然后是作为全科医疗系统供应商（1980-90），以及作为医院医生的临床信息系统供应商（1990-9）。这篇文章的初始版本写于1993年，并在1995年扩展为NHS执行的综合临床工作站项目。后来的版本于2001年11月在华盛顿举行的AMIA研讨会上提出（会议记录，第42-46页）。
MethodsThis article has had a long gestation. Much of the evidence comes from my experience over nearly 30 years, first as leader of the computer evaluation unit at the Charing Cross Hospital, London (1974-80), then as a general practice system supplier (1980-90), and as a supplier of clinical information systems for hospital doctors (1990-9). An initial version of the article was written in 1993 and extended for the NHS Executive's integrated clinical workstation project 1995. A later version was presented at the AMIA Symposium, Washington, DC, November 2001 (proceedings, pp 42–46).