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Strategy for large-scale dental automation.

M Diehl
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Widespread automation across the scope of dental practice, education, research and administration is anticipated. Without a strategic plan to guide automation efforts, the prospects for cohesive automation of the profession are dim. Development of comprehensive data standards and electronic communications protocols are required. A close interaction with similar work in the other health care professions is mandatory.

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M Diehl. 1986. Strategy for large-scale dental automation.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3465632/

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