Managing change in health informatics--lessons learned from a third of a century of change.  Introduction.
This short paper describes strategies and tactics that have been used for introducing Health Informatics projects in Scotland, UK during the last almost 40 years. This is a country of only 5 million population. It has a scattered geography with isolated islands and moorland and hilly areas along with a populous former industrial heartland. It has a unified National Health Service, free at each point of contact. By many measurements it is not a healthy population with traditions of unhealthy life-styles.
Bryden
John S
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D006751:Hospital Information Systems; D019451:Information Management; D008491:Medical Informatics Applications; D012606:Scotland