The HEGP component-based clinical information system
International Journal of Medical InformaticsPublished 30 December 2002
Patrice Degoulet
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The process of selection of the business components, the main functions currently in use, and the technical infrastructure that proved necessary for the design and deployment of HEGP CIS are described.
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A component-based approach was found to be high-performing and cost-effective for the design and deployment of HEGP CIS.
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