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Scientific Demonstration Abstracts. Demonstration Abstracts: Computer-Assisted Ambulatory Record-Keeping Systems: PEN&PAD: A Doctors' Workstation with Intelligent Data Entry and Summaries

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W. A. Nowlan, Alan L. Rector, S Kay, Carole Goble, Bernard Horan, T. J. Howkins, A. Wilson 
07 Nov 1990

13 citations

Book Chapter•DOI•
An overview of the pen & pad project.

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T. J. Howkins1, Stephen Kay1, Alan L. Rector1, Carole Goble1, Bernard Horan1, A. Nowlan1, A. Wilson1 •
University of Manchester1
01 Jan 1990
TL;DR: The PEN (Practitioners Entering Notes) and PAD project is designing a prototype human-computer interface for general medical practice employing user-centred design techniques and aims to ‘throw light’ on patient care by summarising information and by making patterns obvious.
Abstract: The PEN (Practitioners Entering Notes) and PAD (Practitioners Accessing Data) project is designing a prototype human-computer interface for general medical practice employing user-centred design techniques[2]. It aims to ‘throw light’ on patient care by summarising information and by making patterns obvious. Doctors are already overloaded with information. The PENPAD project is trying to demonstrate how to use information technology without aggravating the information overload.

12 citations

Proceedings Article•
Shedding light on patients' problems: integrating knowledge based systems into medical practice

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Alan L. Rector, Carole Goble, Bernard Horan, T. J. Howkins, Stephen Kay, W. A. Nowlan, A. Wilson 
01 Jan 1990

11 citations

Proceedings Article•
PEN&PAD: A Doctors' Workstation with Intelligent Data Entry and Summaries.

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W. A. Nowlan, Alan L. Rector, Stephen Kay, Carole Goble, Bernard Horan, T. J. Howkins, A. Wilson 
07 Nov 1990

9 citations

Proceedings Article•
Supporting a humanly impossible task: The clinical human computer environment

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Bernard Horan, Alan L. Rector, E. L. Sneath, Carole Goble, T. J. Howkins, Stephen Kay, W. A. Nowlan, A. Wilson 
27 Aug 1990

7 citations

Book Chapter•DOI•
A Consulting Room System with Added Value

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Stephen Kay1, Bernard Horan1, Carole Goble1, T. J. Howkins1, Alan L. Rector1, A. Nowlan1, A. Wilson1 •
University of Manchester1
01 Jan 1990
TL;DR: The PEN&PAD computer based projects are concerned with the entry and presentation of clinical data during the brief consultation between the patient and the doctor.
Abstract: The PEN&PAD computer based projects are concerned with the entry and presentation of clinical data during the brief consultation between the patient and the doctor. The doctor?s requirement to manage and to effectively process the volume and complexity of patient?centred data is one which can easily detract from the primary purpose of the consultation, i.e. providing time and care for the patient.

3 citations