Computers in hospital pharmacy management : fundamentals and applications / Joseph A. Cornell
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TextPublication details: London : Aspen Systems Corporation, c1983Description: viii, 205 pages ; 24 cmISBN: 0894436732Subject(s): HOSPITAL PHARMACIES -- DATA PROCESSING | PHARMACY SERVICE -- HOSPITAL -- ORAGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION | COMPUTERSLOC classification: RA 975.5.P5 .C67 1983
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Chapter 1. How computers work : the binary number system -- Chapter 2. Programming and language -- Chapter 3. Computer components: Input, output and storage -- Chapter 4. System development: A cogent approach -- Chapter 5. A hypothetical pharmacy system.
The basic concepts of computer science are not beyond the understanding of an average person. It is important to recognize this, because today's world is becoming more and more computer-oriented owing to the information explosion.
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