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Implementing a computerised age/sex/disease register in general practice: given resources, any GP can do it.

This paper reports the experiences and of findings of a pilot project which established a computerised age/sex/ disease register in a general medical practice using an externally funded Health Promotion Officer one day per week over a period of twelve months.

Published in:Informatics in Healthcare Australia Vol. 3; no. 4; pp. 169 - 172
Main Authors: Hoskins A, Fardy HJ
Format: forms Journal Article
Published: Electronic Journal of Health Informatics 1994 Sep
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