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Re: ABOG Case list software From: Rafael Haciski (haciski@earthlink.net) Thu Jul 17 23:50:54 2003 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Glen Elrod MD: "Re: ABOG Case list software" Previous message: Charles Chambers: "Re: OB: Bladder Flap flap" In reply to: Jon Miller: "ABOG Case list software" Next in thread: Glen Elrod MD: "Re: ABOG Case list software" Reply: Glen Elrod MD: "Re: ABOG Case list software" Any Data base program (such as file maker) should easily do it. Probably some spreadsheets should handle this task as well; -- Rafael Haciski MD FACOG Baltimore MD On Sunday, Jul 13, 2003, at 18:19 US/Eastern, Jon Miller wrote: > I apologize in advance as my wife is the medical professional, but > hoped > for any help or suggestions. > > She is compiling her cases to sit for the oral boards using the ABOG > Case List software. After getting just about all the info entered, she > went back through and found many of the entries to be missing criteria, > IE Apgar scores, newborn weight etc, these are things that were > previously entered and dissapeared for no apparent reason. > > Anyone have something similiar happen? Any suggestions? It looks like > the info is gone for good, so regardless she has to re-input much of > what she has already done. But we are trying to make sure this doesn't > happen again. > > Thank you. > > Jon > Next message: Glen Elrod MD: "Re: ABOG Case list software" Previous message: Charles Chambers: "Re: OB: Bladder Flap flap" In reply to: Jon Miller: "ABOG Case list software" Next in thread: Glen Elrod MD: "Re: ABOG Case list software" Reply: Glen Elrod MD: "Re: ABOG Case list software"

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