McKee C M, Tennison B R
Department of Public Health and Policy, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Public Health. 1990 May;104(3):165-9. doi: 10.1016/s0033-3506(05)80372-5.
A survey of the availability to and use of micro-computers by public health medicine trainees was undertaken in February, 1989. Most departments have access to computers and trainees possess computing skills, but almost one in 15 trainees had no access to a micro-computer, and one trainee in eleven had no computing experience while a further one in eight had not progressed beyond word-processing. Departments of Public Health Medicine should review their computing resources and ensure that they are adequate for the challenges of the 1990s.
1989年2月，针对公共卫生医学实习生使用微型计算机的可得性进行了一项调查。大多数部门都能使用计算机，实习生也具备计算技能，但几乎每15名实习生中就有1人无法使用微型计算机，每11名实习生中有1人没有计算经验，另外每8名实习生中有1人仅停留在文字处理阶段，没有进一步提升。公共卫生医学部门应审查其计算资源，确保其足以应对20世纪90年代的挑战。
