Titlebook: eBusiness in Healthcare; From eProcurement to Ursula Hübner,Marc A. Elmhorst Book 2008 Springer-Verlag London 2008 Computerassistierte Dete

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Business Process Analysise entirety of the processes..Modeling, analysis, and evaluation are often performed with special database-based modeling tools. In comparison to pure drawing tools, these tools provide sophisticated mechanisms for evaluating and maintaining large quantities of business process models. The tools not

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Integrated Information Systemshis observation, the chapter provides some background information on system architecture, recommending loosely coupled information systems based on modular building blocks (components) and web-based services (service-oriented architectures). In addition to these design considerations, integration re

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From Product Identification to Catalog Standardsndardized, updated information becoming regularly available, all supply chain partners–manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, resellers, and health care providers–are in a position to optimize their processes, building on accurate and structured data to be transmitted along the supply chain and b

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An Integrated Strategy for eProcurement: The Case for Leeds Teaching Hospitalsad many other challenges to address. The information systems within the organization were mixed in terms of quality and their application. Systems were not always joined up, but had been directed to address particular business problems within a narrow area of the organization..The challenge for the

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Supply Chain Management on Clinical Unitsr center, these catheters are integral to providing long-term therapies to patients while minimizing other peripheral and central catheter-related complications, patient discomfort, and cost. The evolution of PICC catheter technology has been dramatic and, coupled with bedside ultrasound technology,

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Business Analysisitals in the procurement area—particularly in consolidating their eBusiness procedures and purchasing activities. The case study at the end of the chapter illustrates the achievements possible and the problems encountered when establishing a data warehouse in one of the university hospitals to impro

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