Using technology to enhance assessment.
Part of a special issue on functional assessment of the aged. The writer discusses a number of technological developments that have emerged to facilitate assessment. He highlights computer advantages in assessment and outlines advances made in data collection, care planning, care delivery, client...
| Published in: | Generations Vol. 21; pp. 55 - 59 |
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American Society on Aging
Spring 1997
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