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Microcomputer database management. An introduction.

D D Short
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The microcomputer provides a powerful tool for managing a wide variety of clinical data. With database management software, information can be stored in random fashion, rearranged in a number of more useful sequences, and retrieved according to various criteria specified by the user. Most database software permits calculations on numeric data, report generation, and the ability to transfer data to and from both spread-sheet and word-processing software.

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D D Short. 1986. Microcomputer database management. An introduction.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3753806/

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