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. 1996:709–713.

The PEN&PAD data entry system: from prototype to practical system.

J Kirby 1, A L Rector 1
PMCID: PMC2232997  PMID: 8947757

Abstract

This paper describes some of the issues addressed in the transition of the PEN&PAD from prototype clinical workstation to practical data entry system for use by general practitioners in the UK. Background and motivation of the PEN&PAD and GALEN projects are presented before the operation of the PEN&PAD user interface is described. A number of issues which have arisen in the development of the PEN&PAD Data Entry System are discussed.

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