Introduction Clinical information systems (CIS) are becoming a useful tool for managing
patients and data in the ICU. However, the existing CIS differ in their capabilities and …

Objective: To review the requirements and functions of clinical information systems for the
critical care environment. Data sources: Peer reviewed studies and articles reported from …

The aim of this project was to develop a cost-effective, standard-based and scalable clinical
information system for use in Intensive Care Units (ICUs). The development started in 1998 …

Clinical information systems (CIS) are used to help manage the large amount of data
generated in an intensive care unit every day. Linkage to laboratories, monitoring and other …

Abstract Objective Computerized Patient Data Management Systems (PDMS) have been
developed for handling the enormous increase in data collection in ICUs. This study tries to …

Clinical information systems (CIS) are used to collect, process, and present data for use in
patient care. Common applications in the intensive care unit are charting, computerized …

Clinical information systems designed for use in the critical care setting have been available
for many years. Yet, despite significant evidence that these systems contribute to patient …

Objectives: The current Intensive Care Information Systems (IC-ISs) collect and store
monitoring data in an automated way and can replace all paper forms by an electronic …

Dutch Specification Study of an Intensive Care Information System Page 1 Dutch Specification
Study of an Intensive Care Information System c. P. Stoutenbeek Introduction Intensive care is …

Although the technology of clinical information systems (CIS) is constantly improving, the
implementation of such systems remains a daunting task. Computerized charting represents …