Wave, Wave
(Finally I found how to jump on the thread :-)
On Fri, Apr 27, 2001 at 03:51:57PM -0500, Tim Cook wrote:
...
> > > was no plan B, no backup scheme for this. Apparently no one thought of
> > > just walking over to the blood bank to pick up the bags :-o )
> >
> > Oh dear! That is a sobering story which shows how good intentions can
> > have unexpected consequences...
> >
>
> That's very sad. I suppose I need to add a warning about the
> frailty of computers and the need for Plan B and good back-ups to
> the FreePM disclaimer. :-( You'd think educated people wouldn't
> fall into that trap.
...
That's one thing I found good with Epi-Info, it has a help page about
the use of computers especially in precarious areas. Maybe you have a
look at it.
One of the several reasons I have not yet started to install about
eight donated Computers in "our" Clinical Lab is, because they have
not setteled a concise organization, not even on paper. And we all
know (Chorus): "Trash in, Trash out".
Best Regards,
Jorge-Le�n
