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2004-10-5
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Last year a survey was carried out with the main purpose to measure how ICT has been adopted in the public Greek hospitals. The survey was made possible in a rather short period of time through the utilisation of a questionnaire. H/W existence, application S/W installations, WWW sites and E-mail use as well as IT personnel employed, were among the factors that were studied. The outcomes of this survey present a rather high penetration in the administrative sector of the hospitals, whereas the medical sector faces a low level of computerisation. The absence in most of the hospitals, of a well-organised and appropriately staffed IT department, seems be one of the reasons for the low overall penetration of ICT in the average public Greek hospital.
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eng
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T
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MEDLINE
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0926-9630
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Print
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90
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NLM
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Y
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| pubmed:pagination |
702-6
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2002
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| pubmed:articleTitle |
ICT penetration in public Greek hospitals.
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Department of IT projects for the Public Sector Computer Technology Institute, Aristotelous 19, GR-10187 Athens, Greece.
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Journal Article
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