Touch-screen computer systems in the rheumatology clinic offer a reliable and user-friendly means of collecting quality-of-life and outcome data from patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
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D V Doyle | M. C. Greenwood | D. Doyle | A. Hakim | M C Greenwood | A J Hakim | E Carson | E. Carson
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