Paperless practices: a report from a research network

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Abstract
The availability and use of clinical information and communication technologies vary markedly between practices. Practices do not inevitably become paperless after a certain number of years of computerisation. Most sampled practices wish to embrace information and communication technologies. There is no set definition of a 'paperless' practice. Practices with varying degrees of computerisation define themselves as being paperless. Understanding between clinicians and managers on the in-house use of paper notes and electronic data gathering can and should be improved.

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