It was six men of Hindustan, To learning much inclined, Who went to see the
elephant,(Though all of them were blind); That each by observation Might satisfy his mind …

In previous articles in this series we have exposed the hare bones of computer hardware.
Devices for various purposes have been examined separately. In reality, none of these …

This is one of a number of articles to help medical personnel make the most of computer
resources In their work. Input from our readers is solicited; readers' views may he …

To this point the articles in this series on computer-assisted medicine have looked in detail
at computing machinery, or hardware. We have seen that the selection of appropriate …

According to the sundry writers knowledgeable about computers and with whom CMAJ
deals, there's a certain resistance among many doctors to the use of these machines." …

This section, Computer Medicine, will regularly bring to the attention of MEDICAL
INSTRUMENTATION's readers information of general interest about applications of …

In primeval times man began to organize his grunts and cries into a convenient means of
communication: formal language. Elegant, descriptive language may have reached its peak …

Some time ago, we placed a medical student in front of a typewriter which was connected to
a small computer. He was asked to play the part of a patient who was complaining of chest …

Ontario residents and interns will receive a 4% salary increase over 1977 rates according to
an agreement signed by representatives of the Professional Association of Internes and …

For many years physicians have used mechanical and electronic aids to assist them in
making a diagnosis, and they have welcomed improvements in this field. Some of these aids …