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Development of a computer-based controlled substances reporting system.

H A McDaniel
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A computer-based system of reporting the disposition of controlled drugs is described. An automated posting system, of which this system is a byproduct, is also described. The primary advantage is that no separate effort is involved in compiling the reports which provide information on the inpatient and emergency-room disposition of controlled substances.

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H A McDaniel. 1975. Development of a computer-based controlled substances reporting system.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1190240/

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