Journal article
Computer literature searching for busy clinicians.
Abstract
The medical literature is too vast for any of us to keep up with. However, new information technology allows us to search the literature from our offices, clinics, and homes, to solve specific patient problems as they arise. The skills required can be self-taught from instruction manuals or acquired through training programs that typically last just a few hours. The equipment needed can be a simple add-on to the office computer or a standard …
Authors
Haynes RB
Journal
Canadian Family Physician, Vol. 34, , pp. 435–440
Publication Date
February 1988
ISSN
0008-350X