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Evaluating computer systems for the veterinary practice.

T W Vickers
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Evaluating the computer systems available to veterinarians involves examining the practice itself and its needs; the veterinarian and staff and their willingness to integrate different system types into the practice; and the systems and the vendors of those systems. This article gives guidelines to follow in all of these areas.

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T W Vickers. 1986. Evaluating computer systems for the veterinary practice.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0195-5616(86)50086-3

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