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Nursing Care for AIDS Patients Transformed by Relational Database Categorization

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The Use of a Relational Database Management System for the Categorization of Textual Data
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The article discusses how researchers organized and categorized textual data from a study on nursing care for people with AIDS. They tried using different software programs but found a relational database management system to be the most effective. This system helped them prepare the data for analysis. The researchers highlight the advantages and limitations of using this system for their specific data set. Ultimately, they found that using a relational database management system was valuable in their research process.