1. Introduction: The human side of computers in medicine

   • Mike Jenkin

   Articles Pages: 215 - 217

2. Diffusion of medical information systems technology in the United States

   • Donald A. B. Lindberg

   Articles Pages: 219 - 228

3. Increasing physician utilization of clinical information systems

   • A. C. Curtis

   Articles Pages: 229 - 241

4. A menu-driven, touch-panel microcomputer for physicians to generate clinical records

   • William J. Schenker

   Articles Pages: 243 - 248

5. COSTAR—The stethoscope of the 1980s

   • Michael A. W. Hattwick

   Articles Pages: 249 - 254

6. Clinical data base management by microcomputer

   • H. Michael Lewis
   • Jock R. Wheeler
   • Roger T. Gregory

   Articles Pages: 255 - 258

7. Use of a microcomputer in the management of antibiotic dosage

   • P. E. Friedell
   • M. T. Friedell
   • L. J. Frieders

   Articles Pages: 259 - 263

8. The human element in computer-generated patient management plans

   • Elizabeth E. McColligan
   • Bruce I. Blum
   • Michelle B. Johnson

   Articles Pages: 265 - 276

9. A county-wide obstetrical automated medical record system

   • David D. Wirtschafter
   • William C. Blackwell
   • Mildred Howell

   Articles Pages: 277 - 290

10. Clinical management by rural nurses using a microcomputer

    • Galen B. Cook

    Articles Pages: 291 - 294

11. Computerized doppler tomography

    • D. Goldman
    • P. E. Morton
    • J. Seydel

    Articles Pages: 295 - 303

12. Computer-generated management tools for the clinical pathology laboratory

    • Daniel M. Bloch

    Articles Pages: 305 - 310

13. Computer-assisted operating room scheduling

    • K. H. Hanson

    Articles Pages: 311 - 314

14. The care-monitoring, cost-forecasting, and cost-monitoring system

    • J. A. Rinaldo Jr.
    • D. J. McCubbrey
    • J. R. Shryock

    Articles Pages: 315 - 327

15. A multipurpose microcomputer system in the physician's office

    • Gabriel Raviv
    • Gil Raviv
    • G. D. Lapin

    Articles Pages: 329 - 334