Contents
General Guidelines.- Selecting Your First ComputerEverything You Wanted to Know About Printers.- Judging Office Practice Systems: Assessing Data Entry Methods.- Judging Office Practice Systems II: Factors That Effect System Performance.- Judging Office Practice Systems III: Reports and Retrievals.- Personal Computers: A Medical Scientist's Review.- Error Control in Medical Data.- Judging Visual Displays of Medical Information.- Reviews/Surveys.- Choosing Office Practice Systems for Billing, Accounting, and Medical Record Functions.- Twelve Rules for Effective Office Computerization.- Advantages of Computerized Billing and Accounts Receivable.- Appointment Scheduling by Computer.- Office Practice Management Guidelines.- Software Review: Medical Manager, An Office Management System.- Compudyne: A Timesharing Office Management System.- Medaccount: A Medical Accounting Package.- Software Review: The Specialist, A Billing System.- Doctor's Office Manager: An IBM Billing Package.- Univair System 9000: An Office Billing System.- Sizing Your Office Computer.- A Critique of Three Office Practice Systems.- Clinical Computing.- Three Surveillance and Query Languages for Medical Care.- A History of Computerized Medical Interviews.- Computers and Medical Practice: Old Dreams and Current Realities.- Computers in the Examining Room, The Delivery Room and the Nursery.- An Introduction to Computer-Assisted Medical Decision Making I.- Orthopedic Computing: Bone and Joint Computer Connection.- Computers in Psychiatry.- Using Computers to Care for Patients with Renal Disorders.- An Introduction to Computer-Assisted Medical Decision Making II.- Review of Microcomputer Nutrient Analysis and Menu Planning Programs.
