Gil Ben-Horin
Published: Mar 16, 2006
Computerised information systems favoured standardisation of nutritional care and monitoring, thus decreasing time required for writing and computations. Follow-up was improved and nutrient delivery was closer to target values, thus increasing quality of care. In burn patients, the better data visibility was associated with significant improvement in nutrient delivery.
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