Titlebook: Computers in Critical Care and Pulmonary Medicine; 6th Annual Internati Peter Michael Osswald Book 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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Theoretical Introduction to Programming For extensive numeric data input tasks, such as recording blood transfusion data, we provide a bar code reading device (reader in Fig. 1), although there also exists a manual mode whereby this data may be entered with the help of a numeric keyboard displayed on the monitor screen.

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,Towards a Coherent Structure of the Anesthetist — computer Interface, For extensive numeric data input tasks, such as recording blood transfusion data, we provide a bar code reading device (reader in Fig. 1), although there also exists a manual mode whereby this data may be entered with the help of a numeric keyboard displayed on the monitor screen.

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Application of Computer Systems in Critical Care,ocessing and miniaturization of microprocessors. Clinical and experimental medicine has responded by examining new parameters of monitoring which can be employed more efficiently in patient assessment. A great number of intensive care units in Germany are still equipped with non-computerized monitoring systems.

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Invariant Thinning and Distance Transform,ling with a high turnover of patients requiring critical cardiovascular care (Sheppard et al. 1968). Microcomputers, despite some disadvantages, have the major advantage of size and portability, allied to speed of operation, and storage capabilities that are quite adequate for most of the functions required of them in the medical field.

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W. Kropatsch,R. Klette,R. Albrechtrsonal time. One focus of such activity was the Division of Research Resources of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) under whose auspices this system concept has evolved over the past decade into three operating systems, PROPHET, CLINFO and ANALYZER.

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Limitations on Exact Knowledge,e care ward has increased in those 10 years from 20 to 65. The time taken to record this data set has increased proportionately; and the nurses admit that both their clerical and mathematical duties distract their attention from direct patient care.