PubMed · 3679585
A research tool for general practitioners.
Abstract
In this paper a research tool for general practitioners is described, that will be used in a network of community-based primary care practices in order to collect the necessary data for research purpose. The research tool is coupled to a commercial information system for general practitioners. The research tool supports coding strongly. The way in which the research tool is designed is described and examples of the use of windowing techniques are given.
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F M Dupuits, A Hasman, T A Heumakers, G G Schoonbrood. 1987. A research tool for general practitioners.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0020-7101(87)90093-6
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