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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 256 pages, height x width x depth: 231x190x14 mm, weight: 460 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Mar-1997
  • Izdevniecība: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 0471176184
  • ISBN-13: 9780471176183
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 256 pages, height x width x depth: 231x190x14 mm, weight: 460 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Mar-1997
  • Izdevniecība: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 0471176184
  • ISBN-13: 9780471176183
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A travel guide to realms where many clinicians fear to tread: computer technology, health automation systems, and Internet resources. Rosen and Weil are psychologists not technicians, and no doubt use methods familiar to readers in helping them overcome phobias about hardware and software, office management programs, cyberspace, fax, voicemail, and other dimensions. A CD-ROM contains demonstrations of the programs recommended, usable on all standard computers. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

This timely book introduces mental health professionals in private practice to the nuts-and-bolts of office automation. Designed to give even "technophobes" mastery of the basic aspects of electronic office management, this hands-on manual examines the rationale for automating and describes how to choose and purchase hardwareincluding computer terminals, printers, fax machines, and office messaging systems. It also offers a guide to the types of general and mental health specific software available and helps readers select the right word-processing, billing, patient record-keeping and psychological assessment software for their practice.
Preface ix(3)
Acknowledgments xii(2)
Notes from the Authors xiv
PART 1 Introduction 1(14)
CHAPTER 1 Introduction and Overview
3(12)
Why You Need to Technologize
3(2)
What Types of Technology Do You Need?
5(1)
What Will This Technology Cost?
5(1)
What Will You Get for this Investment?
5(1)
Are the Choices Difficult?
6(1)
Public Attitudes toward Technology
6(5)
Eager Adopters
8(1)
Hesitant "Prove-Its"
9(1)
Resisters
10(1)
Our Study of Psychologists
11(1)
How This Book Is Organized
12(3)
PART 2 The Hardware 15(34)
CHAPTER 2 Buying or Upgrading Your Computer System
17(20)
Big Blue vs. Apple: Which Is for You?
18(1)
Of Clones and Compatibles...and Mice and Men
18(1)
What about Windows 95?
19(1)
How Fast? How Big?
20(3)
The Bottom Line
23(1)
Printers: They've Come a Long Way
24(1)
Modems: Connecting to the World from Your Desk
25(1)
Desktop, Notebook, or Laptop?
26(2)
What Is the Bottom Line?
28(1)
Multimedia
28(1)
What about the PowerPC?
29(1)
Additional Hardware to Consider
30(1)
When and How to Upgrade
30(1)
Support
31(6)
A Not-So-Unusual Scary Scene and What to Do
32(3)
Hardware Recommendations
35(2)
CHAPTER 3 Facsimile (Fax) Machines
37(6)
Does Everyone Have a Fax Machine?
37(1)
How Does a Fax Machine Work?
37(1)
What Choices Are There?
38(1)
How Much Does It Cost to Send a Fax?
39(1)
Do You Need a Separate Fax Telephone Line?
39(1)
What Features Should You Consider?
40(1)
Can You Use Your Computer as a Fax Machine?
41(1)
Fax Recommendation
42(1)
Fax Machine Uses
42(1)
CHAPTER 4 Office Messaging Systems
43(6)
Your Options
43(6)
Answering Machines
44(1)
Live Answering Services
45(1)
Voice Mail
45(3)
Answering Systems: The Bottom Line
48(1)
PART 3 The Software 49(156)
CHAPTER 5 Your Basic Computer Software Processing Needs
51(8)
Word Processing
51(2)
What Do You Need and What Does It Cost?
53(2)
What Does It Cost?
54(1)
What Other Software Do You Really Need?
55(4)
Spreadsheet Program
56(1)
Database Program
56(1)
Graphics
56(1)
Resources
57(1)
Utility Programs
57(1)
The Bottom Line on Software
57(2)
CHAPTER 6 Office Management Systems
59(52)
Overview
59(2)
Your Options
61(4)
Support
61(2)
Reports
63(1)
Other Options
63(2)
What Is Really Important?
65(2)
Look and Feel
65(1)
Support
66(1)
Cost
66(1)
Company History
67(1)
Comparing Your Choices
67(2)
IBM-Compatible Environments Only
68(1)
IBM and Macintosh Environments
68(1)
Some Statistics
69(3)
Office Management System Recommendations
72(12)
IBM-Compatible Computers
73(4)
Macintosh Computers
77(4)
Other Opinions
81(3)
A Sample Office Management Program Operation
84(5)
What Can You Do Now?
89(1)
Comparison of Office Management Systems
90(21)
CHAPTER 7 Electronic Billing
111(6)
What Is It?
111(1)
How Does It Work?
111(1)
What More Do I Need for Billing Electronically?
111(2)
Option 1: Use Your Office Management Program
111(1)
Option 2: Obtain Programs from Insurance Companies
112(1)
Option 3: Hire an Outside Billing Company
112(1)
What Does It Cost?
113(1)
What Does It Do for Me?
113(1)
When Is It Financially Feasible to Use Electronic Billing?
114(1)
Are There Any Other Options?
114(3)
Electronic Billing Recommendation
116(1)
CHAPTER 8 Practice Tools
117(18)
Computer-Based Psychological Assessment
117(10)
What Is It?
117(1)
What's Available?
118(1)
What Do These Tests Do?
119(1)
Why Are They Worthwhile?
119(1)
What Are the Costs?
120(2)
Ethical Guidelines
122(2)
Other Issues
124(2)
Avoiding Potholes on the Computerized Testing Highway
126(1)
Computer-Based Assessment Recommendations
127(1)
Compter-Based Treatment Delivery Systems
127(3)
Example
128(1)
How Well Do These Programs Work?
129(1)
What Do They Cost?
129(1)
Statistical Analysis Tools
130(5)
CHAPTER 9 Treatment Planning and Outcome Assessment
135(14)
Computerized Treatment Plans
135(9)
Strengths
137(1)
Weaknesses
137(1)
General Features
138(1)
Product Reviews
138(5)
One Word of Caution
143(1)
Outcome Assessment
144(5)
Exactly What Is Being Measured?
145(1)
Popular Outcome Assessment Measures
145(1)
Our Outcome Assessment Recommendations
146(3)
CHAPTER 10 Cruising the Information Superhighway
149(56)
What Is the Information Superhighway?
149(1)
What Does the Information Superhighway Offer Practitioners?
150(2)
Information
150(1)
Discussions
151(1)
What Equipment Do You Need?
152(1)
How Do You Get Online?
152(3)
What Other Choices Do You Have?
155(2)
Finding Information
157(2)
Online Services
157(1)
The Internet
157(2)
The World Wide Web
159(1)
A World Wide Web Primer
160(5)
If There Is So Much out There, How Do You Ever Find Anything?
165(3)
Mental Health World Wide Web Sites
168(17)
General Mental Health Sites
168(2)
Specialized Sites
170(15)
Discussions with Other Practitioners
185(17)
Electronic Mail
185(3)
Mailing List Discussion Groups
188(11)
Usenet Discussion Groups
199(3)
Netiquette
202(3)
Information Superhighway Recommendation
202(3)
PART 4 What Can You Do Now? 205(6)
CHAPTER 11 Tips for Consumers
207(4)
RECOMMENDED READINGS 211(2)
ABOUT THE CD-ROM 213(8)
INDEX 221