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In-office data analysis without a computer.

Abstract

A simple and inexpensive dental office billing and accounting system has been presented which makes it possible for the average dentist to monitor the practice continuously in regard to fees, expenses, collection efficiency, and productivity without the expense and inconvenience of using a computer service. Computers should be reserved for more challenging tasks.

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J T O'Connor. 1980. In-office data analysis without a computer.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6934219/

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