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Student Financial Aid Delivery System.

Peer reviewed

O'Neal, John R.; Carpenter, Catharine A. – College and University, 1983

Ohio University's use of computer programing for the need analysis and internal accounting functions in financial aid is described. A substantial improvement of services resulted, with 6,000-10,000 students and the offices of financial aid, bursar, registration, student records, housing, admissions, and controller assisted in the process. Costs…

Descriptors: Accounting, Case Studies, Computer Oriented Programs, Costs

Introducing Physician Order Entry at a Major Academic Medical Center: I. Impact on Organizational Culture and Behavior.

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Massaro, Thomas A. – Academic Medicine, 1993

Implementation of the University of Virginia Medical Center's computerized system for mandatory recordkeeping of physician orders is discussed, focusing on administrative issues: delays, costs, disruption of work routine and behavior, and the need to bring in a senior management team. Recommendations are made for institutions with similar…

Descriptors: Attitudes, Case Studies, Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness

Introducing Physician Order Entry at a Major Academic Medical Center: II. Impact on Medical Education.

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Massaro, Thomas A. – Academic Medicine, 1993

Implementation of the University of Virginia Medical Center's computerized system for mandatory recordkeeping of physician orders is discussed, focusing on issues raised among residents and physicians: time required for system use; changes in work responsibilities, patterns, and priorities; and attitudes. Recommendations are made for institutions…

Descriptors: Attitudes, Case Studies, Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness