Original Article
Clinical Investigation in General Practice: The Use of a Simplified Data-Recording System
Abstract
If there is interest, the family physician could contribute much to the advance of clinical information. He has the advantages of long-term follow-up denied the university physician. The key-sort cards described here make for an accurate method of assembling statistics and can be used in a doctor’s office with less expenditure of time than usual records.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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