May 1999
Surf Your Prognosis
By Mark Dwortzan
Modern hospitals have adopted numerous high-tech tools, from advanced imaging instruments to robotic surgical aids. But when it comes to managing and sharing information, most facilities are fairly Dickensian. Next January, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) plans to begin construction on a medical center that could change all that; exchanging paper and film for 1s and 0s, UCLA Medical Center is investing $100 million to make its new hospital essentially all-digital.
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