Recorder Reproducer
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TASCAM 32 2 CHANNEL RECORDER/REPRODUCER TAPE DECK REEL TO REEL $299.00 |
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Vtg. 1940′s Electric “Pal Phonograph” Record Player/Tone Arm & Reproducer/Works $9.99 |
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LOUD 100 NEEDLES for Antique 78s & Old Phonograph Record Reproducer SoundBox $3.99 |
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LOUD 100 NEEDLES for Antique 78s & Old Phonograph Record Reproducer SoundBox $4.45 |
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Tascam DA-98HR 8CH Digital Recorder / Reproducer $1,777.77 |
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Antique Victor Orthophonic Phonograph Victrola Reproducer Tonearm Record Player $4.25 |
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TEAC TASCAM SERIES 40-4 RECORDER/ REPRODUCER REEL TO REEL $299.00 |
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England Poster Stamp PYE HI-FI ” The Black Box” Record Reproducer $5.00 |
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England Poster Stamp Red Cancel PYE HI-FI ” The Black Box” Record Reproducer $5.85 |
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vtg Pfanstiehl Record Player Needle Reproducer Tonearm – In Box 644-SS77 Victor $0.99 |
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vtg RCA Victor Record Player Needle Reproducer Tonearm – In Box Model 74067 NR $5.50 |
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VINTAGE EDISON PHONOGRAPH Recorder Reproducer Cylinder 116270 extra clean! $15.99 |
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AMPEX 300 “BATHTUB” RECORDER REPRODUCER HEAD COVER ASSEMBLY VINTAGE FACTORY PART $19.99 |
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Antique Pathe victrola crank windup phonograph sound box recorder reproducer $7.50 |
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1978 Vintage Ad Tascam Model 40-4 Recorder/Reproducer $9.99 |
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TASCAM TSR-8 RECORDER REPRODUCER SERVICE MANUAL BOUND $59.99 |
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TASCAM MODEL NO. 32 – 2 CHANNEL RECORDER/REPRODUCER $179.99 |
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TASCAM 42 2-TRACK RECORDER REPRODUCER ORIGINAL OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL $59.99 |
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Rare Early Edison “Standard Speaker” Cylinder Phonograph Reproducer Recorder $1,499.95 |
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MAGNA TECH AUDIO SERIES 600 FILM RECORDER REPRODUCER $6,500.00 |
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1950 CRESCENT M-2000 RECORDER REPRODUCER SERVICE MANUAL $7.49 |
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Tascam DA-98, 8 Channel Digital Recorder/Reproducer $600.00 |
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Nickel Plated Victor Victrola No.2 Phonograph Sound Box Reproducer Record Player $89.99 |
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ANALOG RECORDER – REPRODUCER 16X AC/DC POWER SUPPLY $140.00 |
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Honeywell 101 Tape Recorder / Reproducer $269.99 |
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TASCAM DA-88 V.4 Multi-Track HI-8 Recorder~Reproducer Serial# 460305 $249.95 |
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FOSTEX B-16 RECORDER REPRODUCER OWNER’S MANUAL BOUND EN $44.99 |
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FOSTEX E-16 E-8 RECORDER REPRODUCER OWNER’S MANUAL BND $44.99 |
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FOSTEX R8 8 TR RECORDER REPRODUCER OWNER’S MANUAL BOUND $44.99 |
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Warwick Reproducer AE 5A Turntable Record Player Used $98.88 |
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STEREOPHONIC SOUND RECORDER/ REPRODUCER MODEL M-8 OPERATOR’S MANUAL (11785B29) $14.99 |
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ARMY TECHNICAL MANUAL-1956 Sound Recorder Reproducer Set AN/TNH-2A-TM 11-2583A $10.00 |
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Ampex FR-1300 Recorder/Reproducer Op & SERVICE Manual $50.00 |
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Teac Compact Cassette Recorder Reproducer V-250G-F $185.00 |
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TASCAM TSR-8 RECORDER REPRODUCER OPERATION MANUAL BOUND $44.99 |
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ANTIQUE VINTAGE 6 TUBE RECORDER REPRODUCER UNIT RD-11B $427.50 |
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Tascam BR-20T Two-Track Recorder Reproducer 2-Track Deck BR-20-T $1,199.99 |
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TASCAM DA-88 V.4 Multi-Track HI-8 Recorder~Reproducer Serial No 110348 $349.95 |
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Vintage Sony ORM-10 Reel To Reel 3motor 8X Speed Reproducer Tape Recording Deck $305.00 |
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300 LOUDEST VOLUME NEEDLES for 1890-1930s Phonograph Victrola Reproducer Records $11.97 |
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1965 Sangamo 4700 Tape Recorder~reproducer gorilla ad $10.49 |
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Tascam 22-4, 4 Channel Recorder / Reproducer, Reel to Reel, Vintage Unit $875.00 |
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1960 Precision Instrument PI Tape Recorder Reproducer Print Ad $12.99 |
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Tascam 122 Professional 3-Head Cassette Tape Deck Recorder Reproducer REPAIR $98.77 |
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VINTAGE COLUMBIA RECORD REPRODUCER COLUMBIA INSIGNIA NICE LOOK!!!!!!!! $40.00 |
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Recorder Reproducer Head MHDM40-572 NSN 69307320389 GP Inc. Digital Development $19.95 |
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Military Manual:Recorder-Reproducer AN/GNQ-4 Dec. 1952 $12.95 |
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Military Manual:Recorder-Reproducer AN/GNQ-8 & -8A 1951 $12.95 |
How to Implement a Computer-based Personal Health Record
A personal health record (PHR) is a health record initiated and maintained by an individual. It can be in the form of a handwritten health diary, but in today’s information age it is most practical and efficient if it is based on a local computer with functionality allowing the exportation of data to a USB flash drive. Implementing a personal health record (PHR) entails gathering as much information about your past and current health and organizing it in such a way that it can be easily retrievable and reproducible for circumstances that might require its use.
The starting point is to choose a personal health record which will allow you to enter typed information as well as information and official documents such as x-ray reports, laboratory reports and electrocardiograms. Ideally, the program should have a resource to allow you to learn more about your medical condition(s) and should be secure and encrypted with password protection of your personal data. Other desirable features include the ability to store health information about your family members as well as yourself, technical support in using the program, ease of transferring information into it and from it to your health care provider(s) and flexibility in the reproduction of the data. All these factors considered, a local computer-based personal medical records software application is probably the most logical choice.
After choosing a personal medical records software program and installing it on your computer the next step involves locating and gathering all the paper documents you may have in your home or elsewhere containing information about your health. These documents can include immunization records, prescription drug labels, prescription receipts, written instructions from your doctor(s), notes taken by you during doctor visits, office records you may have from your current or previous physician(s), hospital bills, prescription receipts, and copies of superbills from your doctor(s).
Once you have gathered as much information as possible pertaining to your health it should then be entered into the appropriate sections and subsections of the personal health record. The basic informational entry process will require typing, but if you want to include actual official reports such as x-rays, laboratory tests, or electrocardiograms, those documents can be scanned, then copied and pasted into your PHR. If you are fairly technical and want to have some fun creating your personal health record dictating the information using one of the speech recognition software programs such as Dragon NaturallySpeaking or ViaVoice is an alternative which is also more efficient than typing. If you do not want to buy a speech- recognition software program and you have one that came with your computer this would be a good time to learn to use it. If you are even more technical and want to be even more efficient in implementing your personal health record you can dictate your health information into a digital recorder, transcribe it through the voice editor software program that comes with the digital recorder into a word processor program such as Microsoft Word or one that comes with the speech recognition program, then copy and paste it into your PHR. The latter method allows you to document information for entry into your health record in real time, such as when you come across stored records in your home or if you dictate notes during doctor visits.
After you have entered as much health-related information about yourself as you have available, then fully explore the personal health record program, going through all the tabs and sub tabs to see if there is any other information you can retrieve and enter at a later date. You might need to obtain some of this information from your health care provider(s), but since it is not yet commonplace for patients to share the responsibility of maintaining a health record it might be necessary for you to explain to your doctor(s) the benefits of having a personal health record, so as to ease any possible concerns of you being litigious. Also, begin making journal entries regarding new symptoms or developments that need to be discussed during impending doctor encounters.
Once implemented, the maintenance and updating of your personal health record should motivate you to be more involved in your health care and hopefully improve your health.
About the Author
As a board-certified internist understand the importance of accurate personal health information and its importance in various aspects of one’s health and day-to-day life. For more information regarding implementing a personal health record visit http://www.proactivehealthoutlet.com.
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