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This initiative was at least partially responsible for a significant rise in the use of computers by general practitioners , from 15 percent in 1997 to 70 percent in 2000.In the current study , more than half of the practices ( 56 % ) said they had received a Practices Incentives Program payment — offered by the Australian government to primary care doctors to promote use of electronic medical records — and nearly one-third ( 32 % ) had received a Broadband for Health incentive payment to support installation and use of high speed Internet.Fewer Doctors Generate Patient Lists , Use Electronic Decision-SupportThe researchers did uncover some notable gaps in GPs ' current use of certain electronic functions , like generating patient lists — an important tool for managing chronic conditions . The early cables , as such bundles were called , held a few dozen pairs ; by 1940 about 2,000 could be packed into the pipe . [ 14 ] So buildings were " not to criticize " , he writes in this chapter , if for details like bases or capitals here and there were used these mathematic bodies , although Vitruvius did not mention them at all . There 's also an accountability factor then , that the school itself has to be accountable in those terms , in the same way at the moment that many schools hold themselves accountable in sexual harassment cases . The transport to the coast by land and water of an incessant stream of shackled captives , over distances extending to many hundreds of miles , must have been even more ruinous .