• Clin. Lab. Med. · Mar 1991

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    Information workstations in clinical pathology.

    • K A Spackman.
    • Biomedical Information Communication Center, Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland.
    • Clin. Lab. Med. 1991 Mar 1;11(1):123-34.

    AbstractMultitasking operating systems and expanding networks now permit smooth access to remote computers, peripherals, data, and information resources. Graphic user interfaces and productivity-enhancing software packages reduce the need for training and memorization of commands. New models of desktop computers based on "data-centered" software architecture can enhance workstation usefulness even more. Pathologists need to consider how these tools might improve access to and management of information and knowledge.

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