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INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN HOSPITALS – STATE AND PERSPECTIVES

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Keywords
e-Healthcare, medical information system, hospital information system, web-based applications, data mining in healthcare

Summary
E-Healthcare is a fast growing area which includes collaboration of medical in-formatics, public healthcare and health services and information sharing through using contemporary information and communication technologies.

The strategic goal in establishing e-Healthcare is to achieve better health status and quality of life for Bulgarian citizens through providing access to high-quality health services.

Taking this into consideration, the present study reveals the current state of medical information systems and highlights possible perspectives for their improvement through modern and effective information technologies.

JEL: D80, I18
Pages: 29
Price: 3 Points

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