Is it time for a computer in your practice? V. How to evaluate if a computer is appropriate for your practice.
In this article, a strategy for evaluating your practice in terms of its potential for computerization has been outlined. The rules that have been presented are general guidelines and exceptions may exist in any practice due to its specific needs. The use of a medical office computer consultant may help you to make this evaluation in a more effective manner. Once you have determined that your practice may benefit by the use of a computer, the next step is to select between the myriad of currently available systems. The next article in the series will be devoted to describing a method to help you select the system most appropriate for your setting.
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