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Computers and occupational therapy.

C B English
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The benefits and applications of computer science for occupational therapy are explored and a basic, functional description of the computer and computer programming is presented. Potential problems and advantages of computer utilization are compared and examples of existing computer systems in health fields are cited. Methods for successfully introducing computers are discussed.

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C B English. 1975. Computers and occupational therapy.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1119532/

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