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The hospital information system (HIS) is a computerized management system for handling three categories of tasks in a healthcare environment: 1. Support clinical and medical patient care activities in the hospital. 2. Administer the hospital s daily business transactions ( nancial, personnel, payroll, bed census, etc.). 3. Evaluate hospital performances and costs, and project the long-term forecast. Most clinical departments in a healthcare center, mainly radiology, pathology, pharmacy, and clinical laboratories, have their own speci c operational requirements that differ from the general hospital operations. For this reason special information systems may be needed in these departments. Often these information systems are under the umbrella of the HIS, which supports their operations. However, there are also departments that have different work ow environments that may not be covered by the HIS. So they may need their own separate information systems and must develop mechanisms to integrate data between these systems and the HIS. Such is the story behind RIS, which began as a component of HIS; later an independent RIS was developed because of the limited support from HIS in handling the special data and

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Project risk management guidelines Table 5.9 Semi-quantitative scales for an environmental risk analysis Likelihood scale Almost certain Likely Possible Unlikely Rare Consequence scale Catastrophic Very high Moderate Low Insignificant Rating 5 4 3 2 1

Table 10-2 is representative of a NAT port forwarding table a NAT-enabled router would have to accept service requests on its public IP address interface. When a packet arrives at the public interface with the destination address set to its public IP address and a port service request that matches a port address in the NAT port forwarding table, the packet is modi ed and passed on to the network, directed toward the server that supplies that service. An example of this is a web page request that arrives at the public IP address of the NAT-enabled server. The NAT-enabled router sees the requested port is port 80, so it replaces its address in the destination eld with the IP address of the web server that is at 192.168.0.2, recalculates the checksum for the packet, and passes it on to the private network.

studied in vitro. Pluripotent stem cells (e.g. C3H10T1/2) can be forced to commit to the adipocyte lineage through carefully-timed exposure to key regulators such as PPAR (peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-gamma) agonists and C/EBPs (CCAAT/enhancer-binding proteins), and rodent preadipocyte cell-lines (e.g. 3T3-L1) have also provided much information (Rosen and MacDougald, 2006). When implanted subcutaneously into immune-tolerant (athymic) mice, these cell lines produce fat pads that are histologically and biochemically normal. Some aspects of differentiation remain uncertain, including how stem cells become committed to the adipocyte lineage, early markers of adipoblasts, and the epigenetic regulatory factors that control gene transcription and therefore differentiation in vivo (Chun et al., 2006).

8 X Cai, E Acklam, HP Langtangen, and A Tveito Parallel computing In HP Langtangen and A Tveito, editors, Advanced Topics in Computational Partial Differential Equations: Numerical Methods and Diffpack Programming, Vol 33, Lecture Notes in Computational Science and Engineering Springer-Verlag, 2003, pp 1 55 9 X Cai and N Bouhmala A uni ed framework of multi-objective cost functions for partitioning unstructured nite element meshes Applied Mathematical Modelling, 31:1711 1728, 2007 10 J Gottlieb and P Dietrich Identi cation of the permeability distribution in soil by hydraulic tomography Inverse Probl, 11:353 360, 1995 11 DL Hughson and T-CJ Yeh An inverse model for three-dimensional ow in variably saturated porous media Water Resour Res, 36(4):829 839, 2000 12 PK Kitanidis Comment on A reassessment of the groundwater inverse problem by D McLaughlin and LR Townley Water Resour Res, 33(9):2199 2202, 1997.

A ring topology has a continuous ring of interconnected switches. Each switch is connected to the next, and the last one is connected to the first. The switches can be interconnected in one ring or in two rings. This topology improves resiliency because it has full connectivity and multiple paths. It enables centralized backups and SAN management. Another key advantage is improved scalability because of nondisruptive expansion or changes. Figure 21-16 shows a ring fabric. Historically the ring topology has been used for token rings or FDDI. These are rings of end nodes, but SAN rings are made of switches (three or more). The main advantage of a ring is that it can scale infinitely and supports traffic in both directions. The main problem is that the hop counts are very large, especially for communication between diagonally placed switches. This performance problem can be resolved in two ways:

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