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[Experience in introducing monitoring computer systems in anesthesiology and intensive care units].

The paper describes the author's experience in practically using a monitoring computer system at the Anesthesiology, Resuscitation and Intensive Care Unit, Republican Clinical Hospital No.1, in Izhevsky Udmurtia. The system enables physicians, primarily anesthesiologists-reanimatologists to automate their work. It also allows the problem of routine accounting and report documentation to be solved.