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[Electronic data processing-assisted text processing at the clinic and in general practice].

Abstract

Word processing is currently the most frequent application for personal computers, and a wide variety of standard software is available. The capabilities of modern word-processing software includes the convenient typing and correction of all routine correspondence, as well as the professional layout of scientific manuscripts. The decision to purchase a certain word-processing programm should be made according to local needs and prerequisities. Three to six months may be necessary to fully adapt the organization of a clinic or private practice to the new technology.

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K Miller, H M Weber, U Mäck, R Diederich, C Götz, J Rassweiler, C Schuster, T Zwergel, R Zink. 1990. [Electronic data processing-assisted text processing at the clinic and in general practice].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2316077/

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