The Technology-Enhanced Surgery Department

University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center sees more than 12,000 surgical cases a year in its 29 surgical suites, where all areas of cancer care and reconstruction are serviced. Access and availability of information to make decisions is a top priority. In 1999, M.D. Anderson began what was to...

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Billings
Cancer
Departments
Hospitals
Information retrieval
Information systems
Nurses
Oncology
Software
Surgeons
Surgery
Technological planning
Web portals
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