Making Sense of Computers in General Practice

This guide is intended for those needing to upgrade or replace their equipment and for those practices not yet computerized. It provides clear, jargon-free practical guidance based on the authors' extensive and wide-ranging experience of different systems and different needs of general practice. Much of the information is presented in case studies, tables and diagrams and the text has been arranged so that the reader can dip into the various sections according to need. It sets out to help the practice assess its own needs, identify the benefits of the right system and implement the process through planning, communication and training.