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Computer literacy for physicians.

L A Rothenberger, J J Aluise

The Journal of Family Practice

|March 1, 1984

Summary

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Residency programs can enhance physician computer literacy through integrated education. This training prepares doctors for office automation and informed technology purchasing decisions.

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Health Informatics

Background:

Physicians require foundational computer literacy for modern medical practice.
The increasing automation of healthcare offices necessitates technological proficiency among medical professionals.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the success of a computer literacy program integrated into a Family Practice Residency Program.
To assess the program's impact on residents' understanding of automation systems and future office technology adoption.

Main Methods:

The computer literacy education was incorporated into the existing practice management curriculum.
The program was implemented within the Family Practice Residency Program at Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital.

Main Results:

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The integrated computer literacy program demonstrated significant success in its initial year.

Residents' knowledge of automation systems was broadened, preparing them for office automation.

The program aimed to equip physicians for making informed decisions regarding computer system purchases.

Conclusions:

Computer literacy education is a valuable component of medical residency training.
Effective integration of technology education can enhance physicians' readiness for practice automation.
Such programs can empower physicians to make sound investments in healthcare technology.