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For modeling of interactive computations, we propose much more general information systems than the studied dynamic information systems (see, e.g., Ciucci (2010) [8] and Pałasiński and Pancerz (2010) [32]).
In 15 years, the company had trained a cadre of loyal professionals who had built a strong regional reputation for delivering customized office information systems (see "The Formal Chart Shows Who's on Top").
Firstly, it contributes to the theoretical debate surrounding the politics of infrastructures and standardisation in the context of information systems (see Bowker & Star 1999; Galloway 2004; Mackenzie 2006; Edwards et al. 2009).
In large or complex surveys involving many mapping units land evaluation can be assisted by the use of geographic information systems (see p. 77).
Following the mainstream in representing context in information systems (see Section 7), we define an ontology named SHCOntology simple health care (SHC to represent our health care domain (see Section 5.1).
Traffic counts for Nassau and Suffolk counties were taken from paper maps and entered into a geographic information system (see Supplemental Figure S1).
As indicated earlier, Dutch integrated care is characterised by care groups and the bundled payment system, patient involvement, health professional cooperation and task substitution, evidence-based care protocols and the use of a shared clinical information system (see Table 1).
To recruit eligible patients, in all participating general practices an initial list of adult patients with DM2 and/or CHD is composed, based on diagnoses classified using the ICPC (International Classification of Primary Care) in the medical electronic information system; see Additional file 1 for details.
* Aboriginal people inhabiting the north-eastern Arnhem Land of Australia Computerised information systems were installed in 11 health centres, with four different clinical information software systems (see Table 11).
