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There is a need [1] for the collection and analysis of information concerning clinical workload and performance. The information resulting from the analysis of patterns and trends with the raw patient record data is a valuable tool for the improved management of both patients and the resources available [2].
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Coughlan, J.R., Taylor, M.J., Corbett, W.A., Shields, R. (1988). The Development of a Distributed Surgical Audit System. In: Smith, P.D.C., Scurr, J.H. (eds) Microcomputers in Medicine. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-1613-4_5
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