Advances in radiologic reporting with Computerized Language Information Processing (CLIP).

TitleAdvances in radiologic reporting with Computerized Language Information Processing (CLIP).
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication1979
AuthorsLeeming BW, Simon M, Jackson JD, Horowitz GL, Bleich HL
JournalRadiology
Volume133
Issue2
Pagination349-53
Date Published1979 Nov
ISSN0033-8419
KeywordsClassification, Computers, Data Display, Humans, Medical Records, Online Systems, Technology, Radiologic
Abstract

Computerized Language Information Processing (CLIP) is a system of radiologic reporting in which the user interacts with a computer keyboard and cathode-ray tube terminal to generate coded reports. The hierarchical medical classification on which the code is based permits rapid on-line compilation of reports of any degree of complexity. The system provides organized sets of pre-assembled statements that are rapidly accessed and modified for each examination. Although the reports are printed in English, they are held in the computer as a succinct code that is eminently suited for permanent storage and rapid retrieval.

DOI10.1148/133.2.349
Alternate JournalRadiology
PubMed ID493521