Using Computers in Clinical Practice

Therapists share their personal experiences in choosing, buying, and working with microcomputers in their clinical practices--helping other professionals to avoid the common errors and pitfalls that can occur. This well-organized, readable volume covers issues ranging from the initial assessment of need for a computer in the clinical or office operation, through the details and problems of selecting hardware and software, to the difficulties and benefits of specific functional uses. The clinical practitioner/administrator in both small and large operations will find relevant treatment of practical applications appropriate to each setting.