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D S Dave

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A hybrid approach for managing a medical record facility information system.

The concept of totally computerizing an organization is appealing; however, this may not always be a practical solution. A medium size medical group, housing 64,000 medical records, located in a mid-eastern state was the basis of this study. The immediate problem was the development of a comprehensive medical records control system. The proposed hybrid solution provides automation with respect to controls while relying on manual methods for execution of process.

Ambulatory Care Information Systems↗

Perceptual attitudes of a charitable organization: an investigative approach.

United Way of America is known nationwide for its services as a coordinator of local fund raising activities designed to meet the needs of the local community. Each United Way has many local agencies that depend upon the fund raising efforts of the organization for a significant amount of their budget. The United Way of Horry County (UWHC) operates in this manner, and over the years they have raised a significant amount of funds to support local service agencies. The UWHC is now attempting to examine possible changes by embarking upon a study designed to measure among the public the degree of awareness of United Way and the services which they provide. A sample survey was conducted and data were collected via telephone solicitation from individuals selected randomly throughout the market area of Horry County. The study identified the four most important services as: emergency assistance such as housing, fire, flood, etc., senior citizens, health care services, and drug and alcohol abuse. Furthermore, the study indicated that services which need to be added to this list include AIDS research, aid for homeless, mentally ill, and elderly.

Adolescent↗

Prevalence of leprosy in children of leprosy parents.

A cross sectional clinical study was done in slums and adjoining village of Raipur town. All the children in 100 families, in which at least one patient of proved leprosy was present were examined. Children of 100 non-leprosy families served as control. In leprous families prevalence was 14.2 times higher in comparison to children in control group. Also prevalence was higher in children of those families in which number of patients were more than one, or there was lepromatous leprosy. In children the common type of lesion were tuberculoid, indeterminate, borderline and pure neural type in that order, while no case of lepromatous leprosy was seen.

Adult↗