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Health Manpower Management
Health Manpower Management (1997) 23 (2): 58–64.
Published: 01 April 1997
...Gurpreet Dhillon; Ray Hackney Argues that by interpreting the semantic content of different actions, it will be possible to draw boundaries between those aspects of a system that can be computerized and those that will best serve the purpose if left alone. This will dissuade systems developers from...
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Health Manpower Management
Health Manpower Management (1994) 20 (3): 37–39.
Published: 01 August 1994
... Service industries Systems development Health care is often thought of as meaning the National Health Service. This is understandable for a service that has traditionally had a hospital bias, employs nearly 1 million people across the UK, and spends over £30 billion to provide its services...
