Abstract
When implementing a computer-based decision support system for any disease group in a primary health care centre, success will depend on the introductory efforts put into the project. The users must have plenty of information, above all regarding what can and what cannot be done by the computer-based decision support system. A personal introduction including a personal instruction session in front of the computer is imperative. Different aspects of technical maturity of the system must be met. Communication within and outside of the local net must be stable.

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