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[Automated system for processing medical information].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 08 Nov 1985 Russian Journal:Voprosy onkologii, volume 31 (issn: 0507-3758, Copyright policy )
Authors: V N, Gerasimenko; M V, Semenovich; N A, Tikhonova; A E, Zolotarev;

pmid: 4049802

[Automated system for processing medical information].

Abstract

The paper discusses an experience of development of a case history management information system intended for acquisition, storage and retrieval of integrated and documented information on in-patients. The system incorporates an EC-1010 type computer and employs the interactive mode of action using video-display units.

Keywords

Humans, Medical Oncology, Online Systems, Medical Records, Information Systems

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