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The agenda covers team introductions, background on medical records systems, advantages of these systems, basic technical requirements, and ways to differentiate their system. The team includes a project manager, user interface designer, business analyst, programmer, medical database expert, and database designer. The advantages discussed are insights on medication problems and reduced medication errors from medical records in Peru, and tracking HIV medication delivery in Brazil.
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- 5. Asha was separated from her family during the civil war.
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- 7. TARGET AUDIENCE Doctors Nurses Administrators Patients
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- Slide 1: The main motivation for our medical records system is derived from the state of various countries in the middle-east and Africa. Conflicts caused by war, political rifts, and other issues have caused havoc everywhere. Schools, offices, hospital are all destroyed. Along with this, so are medical records for thousands of patients.
- Slide 2: Here we focus on Asha. During the war, she was separated from her parents and was deeply injured.
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