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. 1975 Nov 22;4(5994):448–450. doi: 10.1136/bmj.4.5994.448

Surgical instruments and dressings: an information service.

M H Lakie, A R McElroy
PMCID: PMC1675333  PMID: 1192114

Abstract

A regional information service on surgical equipment, instruments, and dressings is proposed that would be staffed by information scientists. It would appreciably reduce the time spent on administration and make the buying of equipment more efficient. Such a service could be extended to all health service staff.

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