Storage and retrieval of SNOP-coded pathologic diagnoses using offsite computing and optical character recognizing systems.
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Auteurs : R L Cechner [États-Unis] ; J R CarterSource :
- American journal of clinical pathology [ 0002-9173 ] ; 1976.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Automatic Data Processing (economics), Automatic Data Processing (instrumentation), Automatic Data Processing (methods), Computer Systems (economics), Information Storage and Retrieval (economics), Information Storage and Retrieval (methods), Medical Records, Pathology (economics), Pathology (instrumentation), Pathology (methods), Remote Consultation (economics), Remote Consultation (instrumentation), Remote Consultation (methods).
- MESH :
- economics : Automatic Data Processing, Computer Systems, Information Storage and Retrieval, Pathology, Remote Consultation.
- instrumentation : Automatic Data Processing, Pathology, Remote Consultation.
- methods : Automatic Data Processing, Information Storage and Retrieval, Pathology, Remote Consultation.
- Medical Records.
Abstract
A computerized cross-reference system for retrieving autopsy and surgical pathology cases on the basis of case number or diagnosis has been implemented. The system achieves economy and flexibility by using offsite computer service bureaus for job production, eliminating the need for expensive onsite equipment. Coded diagnoses may be typed using the OCR (Optical Character Recognition) font simultaneously with or separately from the clinical documentation. The flexibility of new OCR equipment permits production of machine-readable code sheets with an ordinary pencil and completely eliminates the need for typing. The system produces year-to-date books that list all diagnoses, on an accumulating basis, in alphabetic order by SNOP* topology, morphology, etiology and function, and will be compatible with SNOMed. Because all data are stored on magnetic tape, they may be manipulated and retrieved as desired through user programming. The initial setup cost was dollar 1,000 for programming and testing, and production runs and all report printing cost about dollar 1,000 per year (autopsies and surgical pathology cases), which is about 1.1 cents per diagnosis.
PubMed: 16535807
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