Creative Computing in Health and Social Care

Name: Creative Computing in Health and Social Care
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ISBN: 9780471955863

ISBN-10: 0471955868

ISBN-13: 9780471955863

Edition: 1995

Authors: Fred E. Yates

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The personal computer is now a commonplace resource in health care and social work, particularly as a result of the development of educational, therapeutic, and patient-related information systems. This is a practical handbook for those working in the health and social services who wish to develop their knowledge of computer applications in their professional lives to help them turn their clinical or professional expertise into a computer resource. The approach throughout the book is to consider the human problem and then look at the practical application with the computer.

Book details

List price: $120.00
Copyright year: 1995
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 5/27/1996
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 236
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.75" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.188
Language: English



General Issues In Human Service Organisations


The Underdevelopment of Client-Led Computing


Computerising Social Care


An Assessment of Information Technology in Three Health Service Settings


A Responding View on Shared Information in Health Care Computing from the NHS Family Health Service Computer Unit


Computers in a Voluntary Agency


Community Care Computing in a Metropolitan Borough Council


The Perspectives of Clients, Practitioners and Managers


Methods and Tools In Client-Led Computing


Developing "User-Persuasive" Programs


Using Database Training and Technology to Develop Social Work Practice


Do it Yourself Computing


Knowledge Engineering in Probation Work


Case Studies


Fast Idiot or Friendly Helper?


The Development of a Problem-Solving Client Program


"I Know What I Don't Like."


A Case Study of Collaboration Between a Voluntary Agency and a Programmer


Sex, Lies and Education


The Story of an A to Z of Love and Sex


Index