quantitative Сharacteristics of complementary integrated health care system and integrated medication management information system
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Abstract
Creation and implementation of management infor mation system trafficking of drugs (drug coverage) is one of the most
i mportant elements of state regulation of the pharmaceutical sector health. For the first time creation of two information systems: integrated medication management infor mation system and integrated health care system in an integrated medical infor mation area, operating based on th e principle of complementarity was justified. Global and technological coefficients of these systems’ functioning were introduced.
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| Authors | ;L. Yu. Babintseva |
| Journal | journal of materials science: materials in electronics |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.11603/mie.1996-1960.2014.4.3823
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