Computerizing Large Integrated Health Networks

Discover the transformative journey of healthcare technology in "Computerizing Large Integrated Health Networks," authored by the experts at the Department of Veterans Affairs. Published by Springer-Verlag New York Inc. in 1997, this comprehensive hardback edition spans 515 pages and delves into the groundbreaking computerization activities that began in 1977. The book primarily focuses on the development and implementation of the Decentralized Hospital Computer System (DHCP) within the VA, showcasing how this extensive hospital information system revolutionized healthcare delivery. Ideal for healthcare professionals, IT specialists, and anyone interested in the evolution of integrated health networks, this insightful resource offers a detailed look at the challenges and successes of integrating technology in a large-scale healthcare environment. Enhance your understanding of health informatics and the pivotal role it plays in modern healthcare systems by adding this essential title to your collection.