Computers, the future and you

Journal of the California Dental Association

|August 1, 1993

Abstract:

Computers are no longer like rocket ships: complicated, expensive and requiring a "rocket scientist" to operate. Computers are now like telephones: you can practice without them, but do you really want to?

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