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The microcomputer revolution offers great potential benefits for social work researchers. The authors discuss experiences in microcomputer applications in social work settings, including designing client records and process notes; establishing filing and record-keeping systems, and performing qualitative and quantitative analysis of data stored on diskettes. They also consider the applications of easy-to-use and reliable software packages available in the general marketplace.
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