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Mainframe computer use and residency cohort data.

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This paper describes a computer based method that was developed to prepare a profile of the patient care experiences of a cohort in a three-year, university based family practice residency. Sample pages from the report produced by this method and a description of the computer program are presented. This method of presenting patient encounter information may be particularly useful for program-level evaluation and for monitoring resident training.

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D Hotch, M Helford, D Rivers. Mainframe computer use and residency cohort data.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3596098/

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