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Welcome to the MAW3^TM web site - a prototype for a new generation of medical information systems.   Built using cutting-edge web technologies and a scalable, data-driven object model, this site serves as the foundation for exciting new medical applications that lie beyond the scope of traditional hospital and laboratory information systems.

This site has been developed in the Department of Pathology at Duke University Medical Center (Durham, NC, USA).

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The Medical Assistant on the World Wide Web (MAW3^TM) web site has been operating as a production information system at Duke University Medical Center since 2000 and has been under active development since 1998. It is authored by the following Department of Pathology investigators:

Raj C. Dash, MD

Chris Hubbard

Alan D. Proia, MD PhD

MAW3^TM represents an expandable, customizable medical document management system that facilitates the mangagement and maintenence of electronic files and records related to health care data. It employs multiple layers of security to ensure that all activity is appropriate and secure. Patient data confidentiality and institutional security is a primary focus. MAW3^TM is a solution comprised of selected computer hardware and peripherals (such as web and database servers, barcode scanners and printers) and client-server software. Complete packages are available for academic and commercial licensing. Please contact a system administrator using the link at the bottom of the page if you are interested in obtaining more information.

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