Nine in Ten Health Centers Have 3 or More Computer Failures in a Year
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IOL PortugalReport reveals that all FSUs that responded to the questionnaire had at least one episode of inavailability of computer applications.
A study by the National Association of Family Health Units reveals that more than 90% of the units faced episodes of unavailability in computer systems. The shortage of basic material affected more than 82% of FHUs, generating alerts for clinical risks and disruptions in care.
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More than 91% of the Family Health Units (USF) have recorded three or more episodes of inavailability of computer applications in the past year and more than 82% have recorded basic material failures, reveals a study that is presented today. Completed by the National Association of Family Health Units (USF-AN), the report "The Current Moment of the Reform of Primary Health Care in Portugal 2025/2026" reveals that all the USF that responded to th…
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