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A modular computer system for radiologists.

G Bray
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A computer system was developed for two private radiology offices, consisting of six modular components, a history file, registration file, assisted reporting module, appointment management module, accounting module and statistical module. Effectiveness and efficiency of patient care have been increased substantially.

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G Bray. 1979. A modular computer system for radiologists.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/429430/

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