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Computerized Patient Records And Np Practice., Polly A. Hulme
Computerized Patient Records And Np Practice., Polly A. Hulme
College of Nursing Faculty Publications
Computer-based patient records (CPRs) are becoming increasingly common in ambulatory settings. The advantages of computer-based patient records over paper records are multiple: they save space and time, help health care providers improve patient care, and provide clinical and managerial information quickly. Currently, however, this software is based on the medical model. The software for computer-based patient records was developed about 25 years ago in academic health care settings, but was never disseminated extensively into other types of ambulatory settings. Now, however, with the advent of more powerful personal computers (PCs), this innovation is commercially available for smaller ambulatory practices.
Stability And Resolution In Thermal Imaging, Lester Caudill, Kurt Bryan
Stability And Resolution In Thermal Imaging, Lester Caudill, Kurt Bryan
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
This paper examines an inverse problem which arises in thermal imaging. We investigate the problem of detecting and imaging corrosion in a material sample by applying a heat flux and measuring the induced temperature on the sample's exterior boundary. The goal is to identify the profile of some inaccessible portion of the boundary. We study the case in which one has data at every point on the boundary of the region, as well as the case in which only finitely many measurements are available. An inversion procedure is developed and used to study the stability of the inverse problem for …