Acute care is considered hospital transcription - discharges, history/physicals, consults, and op. s. Is this acute care? My first MT job was as a secretary/transcriptionist at a doctor's office. I don't know how many lines I typed back in those days, but I remember training on acute care at the next job. I probably typed 400 lines my first day, but my mentor pushed me to keep making progress.
First mechanical computer or automatic computing engine concept. In 1822, Charles Babbage purposed and began developing the Difference Engine, considered to be the first automatic computing engine that was capable of computing several sets of numbers and making a hard copies of the results.
1 The first electronic computer was invented by John Vincent Ansoff. 2  He named it the Anatasoff Berry Computer, or the ABC. 3  Now, if we're talking technical knowledge and actual precursors to the PC-IBM may have accidentally spread it around when they allowed cloning of the PC architecture. 4  But they were not the first. The first computer was invented by a British scientist Charles P.Babbage in 1822 but completed in 1871 by Helmet P.Babbage (the son of Charles P.Babbage). The Difference Engine: The first of these devices was conceived in 1786 by J. H. Mueller. It was never built.