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An emergency medicine clinical problem-solving system.

Abstract

The availability of complete, accurate, and current medical information is an important aspect of clinical problem solving. As the body of medical information grows and increasingly is reformatted into problem-oriented references, information processing by physicians will grow in importance. The most popular clinical problem-solving method, the Weed problem-oriented medical record, primarily records information; it does not provide an explicit information-processing model. An emergency medicine clinical problem-solving system containing information recording and processing methodologies is presented. The information processing methodology of this system is highlighted.

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F J Papa. 1985. An emergency medicine clinical problem-solving system.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0196-0644(85)80883-0

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