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A computer program for urology.

M B Rose, P A Georghiades, W B Dowsland

British Journal of Urology

|June 1, 1985

Summary

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A new microcomputer system enhances clinical data management in hospital urology departments. This system offers improved storage and manipulation capabilities for patient information.

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Area of Science:

Urology
Medical Informatics
Health Information Systems

Background:

Modern information technology presents opportunities for clinical data management.
Hospital departments require efficient systems for handling patient data.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the design and implementation of a microcomputer system for urology.
To outline the basic structure and main functions of this novel system.

Main Methods:

System design and development of a microcomputer-based solution.
Implementation within a hospital urology department.
Description of system architecture and functional components.

Main Results:

A functional microcomputer system for urology has been successfully deployed.

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The system facilitates enhanced storage and manipulation of clinical data.

Key structural and functional aspects of the system have been documented.

Conclusions:

The implemented microcomputer system effectively addresses the need for improved clinical data management in urology.
This technological solution offers a practical approach to handling complex patient data within hospital settings.