
doi: 10.1007/bf00992883
pmid: 6897260
The definition of the fiscal unit/family structure has enabled users of the FMIS, or family practices in Colorado and Wyoming, to maintain accurate, ongoing financial information on their patients. In turn, this structure has been a major incentive for maintaining accurate family information, and a distinct benefit to FMIS users. This article has presented the rationale, design, and method of implementation of the fiscal unit structure, with the intention of presenting this concept to others for use in other information systems used in maintaining family-oriented financial and medical information for medical practices.
Colorado, Time Factors, Financial Management, Accounting, Family Practice, Software, Information Systems
Colorado, Time Factors, Financial Management, Accounting, Family Practice, Software, Information Systems
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