Abstract
Burleson [1] and Helling et al. [2] have reviewed the use of computers to study clinical drug use. The usual emphasis in this kind of study is on evaluating drug usage for appropriateness, suitability of dosage, and the like. Closer to the objectives of the present investigation was a comparison of drugs prescribed for diabetics with those given nondiabetics [3].
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Burleson KW (1982) Review of computer applications in institutional pharmacy. Am J Hosp Pharm 39: 53–70
Helling DK, Norwood GJ, Donner DJ (1982) An assessment of prescribing, using drug utilization review criteria. Drug Intell Clin Pharm 16:930–934
Rendell M, Lassek WD, Ross DA et al. (1983) A pharmaceutical profile of diabetic patients. J Chronic Dis 36:193–202
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Messinger, H.B., Messinger, M.I., Graham, J.R. (1985). Migraine Treatment in a Headache Clinic: Use of Computerized Patient Register. In: Pfaffenrath, V., Lundberg, PO., Sjaastad, O. (eds) Updating in Headache. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-88581-5_36
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