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OBJECTIVE: To discuss why clinical information systems are failing. METHOD: Subjectively analyzing the development of clinical IT systems during the last decades. RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS: The challenge is to anticipate what information clinicians need and then deliver it in a way that is tailored for their unique views. Clinicians need workstations that offer the highest level possible of user-determined flexibility and customization. We envision and outline a so-called point of care work station, automatically scaling to the display, hardware capacity, operating system, applications (local or distributed) the user needs and across diverse health IT systems.
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Ergonomía , Sistemas de Información/organización & administración , Sistemas de Atención de Punto/organización & administración , Tecnología/organización & administración , Acceso a la Información , Humanos , Estados UnidosRESUMEN
A 66-year-old white man developed bilateral peripheral corneal infiltrates on two separate occasions after intravenous injections of a radiopaque dye containing iodide. To our knowledge this is the first case of drug-induced ocular hypersensitivity reaction associated with the administration of these dyes and manifesting with peripheral corneal infiltrates.