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The clinical workstation.

R I Russell
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Abstract

We have spent many years hearing about the benefits that we are about to reap from computers, but often seem to find that workloads are increased rather than decreased by the demands for ever more complex data. I certainly hope that the possibilities being offered up in this review represent more than idle dreams, and may be the first signs of computer systems that genuinely help to reduce our workload.

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R I Russell. 1997. The clinical workstation.. https://doi.org/10.1136/adc.77.5.392

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