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Service orientation: the I/S department's lifeline.
Sure, technical expertise is important. But without a positive, customer-oriented outlook, an otherwise competent information systems department will suffer, and may even fail. The director of Clinical Information Systems for Yale School of Medicine offers guidelines for an I/S department "attitude check."