PubMed · 3756660
A microcomputer system for the practising cardiac surgeon.
Abstract
The authors present a computer program designed for the practising cardiac surgeon who wishes to computerize patient data. The program is efficient, versatile and can be adapted to individual needs. It can be used with any IBM PC-compatible machine and requires little knowledge of computer science. More than 250 items on 30 000 patients can be stored and all this information analysed simultaneously. The program can chart a patient's profile and tabulate the information of the entire registry. It can generate lists of patients with their surgeons, cardiologists, diagnoses, operations and dates of intervention. It can also be used for mailing purposes.
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J E Morin, J F Symes, S Ralphs-Thibodeau, S Tassé, A Morin, G Blanchard, C Lefebvre. 1986. A microcomputer system for the practising cardiac surgeon.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3756660/
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