cyberdoc


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(1) A computer-based interactive program that fills some of the roles traditionally filled by a physician—e.g., explaining to patients the risks, potential benefits, and possible negative outcomes of various diagnostic or therapeutic interventions
(2) A blanket term for any website that provides medical information which might be otherwise provided by a 'live' doctor
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cyberdoc

A computer-based interactive program that fills some of the roles traditionally filled by a physician–eg, explaining to Pts the risks, potential benefits, and possible negative outcomes of various diagnostic or therapeutic interventions. Cf Computer-based diagnostic system.
McGraw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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