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A new interactive computerized data base and retrieval system.

D McShan·D Haumann·A S Glicksman
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A new computerized data base and retrieval system for a minicomputer has been devised for storing and retrieving clinical data. It features interactive terminal input and output using a pagination scheme as well as a subset mapping scheme for interactive retrieval. The pagination system, file structuring and retrieval system are discussed.

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D McShan, D Haumann, A S Glicksman. 1979. A new interactive computerized data base and retrieval system.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0010-468x(79)90040-0

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