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I work as a systems analyst for a large canadian health center and a lot of improvements in that sort of technology goes into the infrastructure that allows efficient workflow, less wasted effort/materials and more accurate reporting of what goes where and for how much. Every penny counts as budgets do get cut, so the more efficient and accurate we can be in helping administering the hospitals, the better the patient experience will be.
A good example are the PDAs that have been implemented to facilitate stocking the wards, cutting that work effort down dramatically.
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