Microcomputer system in an accident unit.

Inpatients in an accident unit.

A one-year prospective study was undertaken in the 79-bed accident unit of the Bristol Royal Infirmary to define reasons for continuing inpatient care. This showed that, of a consecutive series of 466 patients staying in hospital for over two weeks, 35% lengthened their stay beyond that needed for acute nursing or continued medical care. A combination of factors usually led to total social depe...

Real-time microcomputer system design - an introduction

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Application of a microcomputer system in an infra-red laboratory

Patterns of trauma deaths in an accident and emergency unit.

INTRODUCTION Trauma is a leading cause of death in most countries. Different patterns of trauma deaths are recorded in different countries. The purpose of this study was to evaluate retrospectively the pattern of trauma deaths in the emergency unit of a University Teaching Hospital in Nigeria. METHODS This is a descriptive, retrospective study. The data were obtained from patient case files a...

A Microcomputer-Based Conducting System

The subject of this paper is a portable, microcomputer-based performance system that we call the conduct system.1 This system was developed at the University of Toronto as part of the research of the Structured Sound Synthesis Project (SSSP) (Buxton, Fogels, Fedorkow and Smith 1978). The system, built around a microprocessor controlling a digital sound synthesizer, had its genesis in the earlie...