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Using NPR to Keep Everyone on the Same Page

Posted by John Sharpe on Sun, Feb 01, 2009 @ 10:16 AM
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People agree on common definitions; except when they don’t. Example, healthcare professionals might define a PEDS patient as: a) a person under the age of 18, OR b) a person under the age of 14, OR c) another range. Without clearly defined terms, even the simplest and most common of things can get confusing.

Hospitals using the Meditech Client Server System use NPR Reports as a primary source of information. As NPR report writers, we can help by clarifying these terms at report run time...

Read the rest of Using Meditech Client Server NPR to Keep Everyone on the Same Page in the February MEDITECH Bulletin.


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