Longitudinal electronic patient records. a challenge of our time
Gabrieli, E.R.
Computers in Nursing 15(2 Suppl): S48-S52
1997
ISSN/ISBN: 0736-8593 PMID: 9099036 Document Number: 473429
Computers enable us to rethink the documentation of patient care. Longitudinal records call for fundamental changes of goals and allow better clinical self-review. This article examines this new paradigm.
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