Abstract
The development of a database for audit, research, and accounting in accident and emergency (A&E) is described. The system uses a desktop computer, an optical scanner, sophisticated optical mark reader software, and workload management data. The system is highly flexible, easy to use, and at a cost of around £16 000 affordable for larger departments wishing to move towards accounting. For smaller departments, it may be an alternative to full computerisation.
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Taylor, C. J., Brain, S. G., Bull, F., Crosby, A. C., & Ferguson, D. G. (1997). Desktop system for accounting, audit, and research in A&E. Emergency Medicine Journal, 14(2), 92–97. https://doi.org/10.1136/emj.14.2.92
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