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Microcomputers and the future of epidemiology.

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    Public Health Rep
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  • Description:
    The Workshop on Microcomputers and the Future of Epidemiology was held March 8-9, 1993, at the Turner Conference Center, Atlanta, GA, with 130 public health professionals participating. The purpose of the workshop was to define microcomputer needs in epidemiology and to propose future initiatives. Thirteen groups representing public health disciplines defined their needs for better and more useful data, development of computer technology appropriate to epidemiology, user support and human infrastructure development, and global communication and planning. Initiatives proposed were demonstration of health surveillance systems, new software and hardware, computer-based training, projects to establish or improve data bases and community access to data bases, improved international communication, conferences on microcomputer use in particular disciplines, a suggestion to encourage competition in the production of public-domain software, and longrange global planning for epidemiologic computing and data management. Other interested groups are urged to study, modify, and implement those ideas.
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  • Source:
    Public Health Rep. 109(3):439-441
  • Pubmed ID:
    7910692
  • Pubmed Central ID:
    PMCnull
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  • Volume:
    109
  • Issue:
    3
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  • Main Document Checksum:
    urn:sha256:0481249f66a51124aa738bbc5ad0d143f26112e15451098506dbb80599c1ab1f
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File Language:
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