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Word processing in healthcare: guidelines and a case study.

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If controlling or reducing healthcare costs while providing the best possible patient service is your goal, then word processing is an auxiliary method of information processing that you should examine closely. Handled properly, word processing delivers significant benefits: improved collections, increased cash flow, reduced paperwork, increased donations to healthcare foundations, improved productivity and improved document quality. Mishandled, word processing does little more than provide you with expensive typewriters.

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R H Parker, M L Lander. 1983. Word processing in healthcare: guidelines and a case study.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10260742/

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