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Acknowledgements<br />

I would like to thank all those who contributed to this book: the named coauthors,<br />

who worked hard to prepare this volume, and Els Goorman, Paul<br />

Harterink and Saskia Plass, with whom I cooperated some years ago and who<br />

contributed to some of the earlier work from which parts of this book derived.<br />

Further I would like to thank Francesca Poynter and Rachel Crookes, for starting<br />

up this project and for their never ending enthusiasm and faith in this<br />

undertaking. Finally, thanks to all the other members of the Rotterdam Research<br />

Group on <strong>Information</strong> <strong>Technology</strong> in <strong>Health</strong> care practice and <strong>Management</strong><br />

(RITHM), and to Vasilie Getrouw and Marlies Hellendoorn for their support in<br />

organizing and handling the work that was part and parcel of preparing this<br />

book.<br />

Chapters 2 to 4 from this book have emerged from the Dutch report De Nacht<br />

Schreef Rood: Informatisering van Zorgpraktijken (Berg, M., E.Goorman,<br />

P.Harterink, and S.Plass, 1998, Den Haag: Rathenau Instituut). Parts of the<br />

following articles were drawn upon in Chapter 2 to 5: Accumulating and<br />

Coordinating: Occasions for <strong>Information</strong> Technologies in Medical Work, Berg,<br />

M. 1999, Computer Supported Cooperative Work 8:373–401; Search for<br />

Synergy: Interrelating Medical Work and Patient Care <strong>Information</strong> Systems,<br />

Berg, M., 2003, Methods of <strong>Information</strong> in Medicine, in press; The Contextual<br />

Nature of Medical <strong>Information</strong>, Berg, M., and E.Goorman, 1999, International<br />

Journal of Medical Informatics 56:51–60; Embodying the Patient: Records and<br />

Bodies in Early 20th Century US Medical Practice, Berg, M., and P.Harterink,<br />

2003, Body and Society, in press. Chapter 6 is based upon material presented in a<br />

trio of papers, which set out a broad framework for understanding how humans<br />

interact with each other, through the use of technology: When Conversation is<br />

Better than Computation, Coiera, E. 2000, Journal of the American Medical<br />

Informatics Association 7:277–86; Mediated Agent Interaction, E.Coiera, 2001,<br />

in S.Qualglini, P.Barahona and S.Adreassen (Eds.), AIME 2001—Proceedings of<br />

the 8th Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Europe, Springer<br />

Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence no. 2101, and Mediated Interaction<br />

Design, Coiera, E. in press, International Journal of Medical Informatics.<br />

Chapter 9, finally, is based upon Implementing <strong>Information</strong> Systems in <strong>Health</strong>

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