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. 1991:793–797.

Bedside computerization of the ICU, design issues: benefits of computerization versus ease of paper & pen.

R Grewal 1, J Arcus 1, J Bowen 1, K Fitzpatrick 1, W E Hammond 1, L Hickey 1, W W Stead 1
PMCID: PMC2247639  PMID: 1807714

Abstract

This paper describes the design considerations for the implementation of a bedside computer system in an intensive care environment. Specific issues discussed include application design, implementation problems, design revisions, and design solutions. Specific examples of the above issues include passive data acquisition from bedside devices and computer systems, automated nursing assessments, respiratory therapy assessments and integrated reports.

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