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How to Implement the Weed System

(In Order to Improve Patient Care, Education, and Research by Improving Medical Records)

J. Willis Hurst, MD

Arch Intern Med. 1971;128(3):456-462.


Abstract

Obstacles to implementing the Weed system for improving medical records so as to improve patient care, medical education, and research relate to the acceptance of an innovative system, to the mechanics of the system, and to the creation of an excellent problem list. Obstacles to acceptance and mechanics can be overcome by a small group of interested people who make a sincere effort to influence those around them but the creation of an excellent problem list requires intense work and a thought process that is the essence of a medical education. The method of creating an excellent problem list is discussed.



Author Affiliations

Atlanta

From the Department of Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta. Dr. Hurst is professor and chairman of the Department of Medicine.


Footnotes

Received for publication Feb 11, 1971; accepted April 14.

Reprint requests to 69 Butler St SE, Atlanta 30303 (Dr. Hurst).



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