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The nursing information systems: Collaborative design of healthcare information systems

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This paper will describe a participatory design process by which individuals from many levels of hierarchy and diverse technical background envisioned and then determined the design criteria for the software system to support the delivery of high quality nursing services.

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Emspak, F., Trimborn, S. The nursing information systems: Collaborative design of healthcare information systems. AI & Soc 12, 64–70 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01179778

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