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Some difficulties occur during the implementation of NIT in medicine. This may be due to an incomplete knowledge about the real activities of GPs and Hospital practitioners. We assume that medical activity must be considered to be devoted to the supervision of a dynamic process, the “PATIENT”, where the role of medical actors is to maintain the process “PATIENT” within an acceptable range of values. To validate this hypothesis we analyzed EPR from two physicians. The quantitative analysis demonstrated that the activities of GPs are not devoted only to diagnosis but more to gathering information and archiving traces of decisions and action, which is compatible with our general hypothesis. New EPR and NIT will have to take this dimension into account to design more usable and acceptable applications.
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