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Preliminary steps to computerization.

A R Nowakowski
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Selecting a computer system for a dental office is a complicated process and the author recommends that this be preceded by a careful practice analysis. Examples of the practicality of computerization are typified in several examples and many common pre-purchase suggestions and guidelines are provided. The need for staff involvement and adequate product review prior to purchase is discussed.

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A R Nowakowski. 1994. Preliminary steps to computerization.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9517341/

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