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. 1992:74–78.

Health Care Plan's Nurse Advice System.

D E Wagner 1, M T Reinhardt 1, J P Lyons 1, K M Sullivan 1
PMCID: PMC2248060  PMID: 1482969

Abstract

Staff model HMO's expend great effort in handling member phone calls. Health Care Plan, Inc. has developed a computer program to aid phone room nurses in their documentation and decision making processes. The Nurse Advice system has been successfully implemented in six of eight medical centers. By providing real-time access to patient clinical data, the quality of care and service is improved.

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