Doctors Using Computers To Listen To Patients
Doctors use computers to record heartbeat and medical history, aiding diagnoses and reducing staff workload. At Massachusetts General and other centers, patients answer questions via screens, with results stored for recall. In Salt Lake City, ECG readings and critical tests are transmitted to central systems for rapid analysis.
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G. Otto Barnett
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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Warner V. Slack
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine
Barnett
Latter-Day Saints Hospital
Salt Lake City
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