Use of the Computer in Caring for the Elderly: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 50, No 2

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Computers are effective adjuncts to medical care of the elderly. However, their rightful place as an aid, not an alternate, to sound medical care must be recognized. A number of technics believed to have potential for improving medical care have been developed. Those selected for discussion here are measurement of cerebral blood flow, computer-based medical history systems, psychologic testing, mental status examinations, and patient data systems.

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