Chapter 7 - How computers help make efficient use of consultations

Chapter 7 - How computers help make efficient use of consultations

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   Task centred systems
   
2. 
   Subject centred systems
   
3. 
   Database centred systems
   
4. 
   Multimedia centred systems
   
5. 
   Virtual reality based systems
   

1. 
   Systemic nomenclature of medicine and coding terms
   
2. 
   Systematised nomenclature of medicine and coding terms
   
3. 
   System novel of medicine and clinical terms
   
4. 
   Systematised nomenclature of medicine and clinical terms
   

1. 
   Variables and their format agreed
   
2. 
   Variables and their format agreed nationally
   
3. 
   Information shared appropriately
   
4. 
   Medical information is kept confidential to NHS personnel
   
5. 
   Suitable security/confidentiality processes in place
   
6. 
   Information governance is taught in Medical schools
   
7. 
   A national data model is adopted by all suppliers
   

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   Technology far inferior to human judgement
   
2. 
   Technology inferior to human judgement
   
3. 
   Technology superior to human judgement
   
4. 
   Technology far superior to human judgement
   
5. 
   Technology different to human judgement
   

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   Increase accuracy of diagnosis / prognostic assessments
   
2. 
   Decrease time to diagnosis / prognostic assessments
   
3. 
   Increase time to diagnosis / prognostic assessments
   
4. 
   Reduce number of investigations needed to make diagnosis
   
5. 
   Decrease cost of the diagnostic process
   

Chapter 8 - Referral or follow-up?

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Chapter 9 - Keeping up: learning in the workplace

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Chapter 10 - Improving services with informatics tools

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Chapter 11 - Communication and navigation around the healthcare system

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Chapter 12 - eHealth and the future: promise or peril?

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