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Dr. Welford's Chart Notes Program
Version 2.3, by Charles R. Welford, $500 single user, $1000 network, free demonstration diskette, Rockford, ill, Welford Medical Computing Inc, 1992.
Max Burger, MD, Reviewer
Garden State Medical Group Medford, NJ
Arch Fam Med. 1993;2(8):886-887.
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This computer program runs on IBM or IBM-compatible XT, AT, 386, 486 computers with 640 K (kilobytes) of random access memory (of which 512 K is free), DOS (disk operating system) 2.0 or above, and a hard disk with 5 MB (megabytes) free.
This program claims to provide everything a physician would need to keep complete patient records, including the first visit to the latest, a list of medications and allergies, and a log of laboratory tests that can be tabulated and graphed. It has an automatic alert system that notifies the user of drug interactions or allergies. It keeps a database of a physician's practice and is able to determine all the patients a physician might be treating for any disease or disease systems, including coding for International Classification of Diseases and Current Procedural Terminology.
Dr. Welford's Chart Notes Program includes a full-featured word processor for progress notes, consultations
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