The use of on-line computer technology in a mental health admitting system.
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The authors discuss the rationale and functional design for an innovative approach to psychiatric intake decision making, stressing the crucial role of an on-line computer support system. The description of the prototype computer-assisted psychiatric assessment process includes an outline of computer and staffing requirements. The authors discuss the initial impact of this psychiatric assessment unit on the hospital's mental health care delivery system.
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Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding in infants and children provokes alarm in parents, and often anxiety in pediatricians. While this clinical situation has not changed over the years, advances in endoscopy and radiology, as well as new therapeutic modalities allow more accurate identification of the cause of bleeding and more effective treatment. Although the majority of GI bleeding in the pediatric population is self limiting, a systematic approach including prompt assessment, diagnosis, and treatment is necessary to preclude undue morbidity.