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Occupational Medicine 1989;39:147-151
© 1989 Society of Occupational Medicine

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Setting up a Microcomputer in a small Occupational Health Department

A. J. BLACK

Senior Registrar, Eastern Health Board Belfast, UK

The cost of microcomputers has fallen dramatically in recent years with the result that many small Occupational Health (OH) departments have turned to computerization. Occupational Health physicians with little if any previous computing experience may be called upon to oversee the introduction of a computer into an OH department and subsequently decide upon relevant equipment purchase. This article discusses the necessary hardware and software which would allow the development of a powerful and worthwhile OH computer system for a modest outlay.

Requests for reprints should be addressed to: Dr A. J. Black, Occupational Health Service, EH & SSB, 91 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 7AE, UK


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