Titlebook: Computers in Gastroenterology; F. R. Vicary (Consultant Physician) Conference proceedings 1988Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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Kinetic Modeling of Processes on Surfaces,ll-defined categories, and each patient visit generates a certain amount of paperwork which generally fits a defined format. Many endoscopy units already store details of endoscopies, often on cards or printed forms. This information is used for a variety of purposes, ranging from retrieval of endos

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68969-0omputer systems in gastroenterology and during the meeting it emerged that the most urgent need was for effective systems for recording and analysing the results of endoscopic procedures. At the time two commercial systems (Pedro and Micromed) were under development but it was generally agreed that

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Kinetic Modeling of Processes on Surfaces,he different diagnoses and treatments and the outcome of treatment. Such a breakdown or audit of clinical work, apart from being of importance for the individual clinician, has recently become increasingly important within the National Health Service where emphasis has been placed on assessing clini

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68969-0ing undertaken, with particular reference to diagnosis, treatment and complications of treatment. At the same time automatic production of discharge summaries will reduce workload of secretaries and improve communications with general practitioners.

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T. M. Rice,C. Gros,R. Joynt,M. Sigristf modern medical teaching. With the recent technological progress in personal computers (PCs) and artificial intelligence (AI), computer science can also be employed as a teaching aid. In cooperation with CSATA, therefore, an experimental project based upon the use of an expert system (ES) was under

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978-1-4471-3261-5Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988

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Kinetic Modeling of Processes on Surfaces,Record-keeping, report generation and analysis of records are all areas of importance in gastrointestinal endoscopy. Most gastroenterologists have until recently kept their records on cards, with the disadvantage of occupying space in the department and requiring accurate filing.