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Nursing Aspects of Health Information Systemsonal nursing practice. These factors have prevented the level of acceptance by nurses that was originally foreseen. Only recently have developers and vendors begun to consider the nature of modern nursing practice and its information processing requirements (see Figure 6.1).

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