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A system of case entry, validation, and reporting for residents’ operative experience was developed based on the World Wide Web. It was created to securely support multiple computer systems at multiple sites with central maintenance of only one server machine. Previous data exported from the ResSOLution (Information Science Associates, Chicago, Illinois) application, and the Current Procedural Terminology, American Medical Association, Chicago, Illinois, table from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) were integrated, and a robust relational database structure was built and interfaced with Web pages. Since July 1997, more than 5000 case submissions have been received from our residents. The data submitted for 1997–1998 were used for validation and reporting for the chief residents, according to American Board of Surgery and ACGME requirements. The operative experience of residents can be effectively collected directly from them over secure Web pages. A human intervention step with validation is desirable to correct errors, even though the system validates for many errors and conflicts automatically. It is anticipated that the robust version now in use will be capable of serving simultaneously all programs in the future. |
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