The computer is an electronic data processing machine. It works more or less like the human brain but produces results at marvelous speed. This is the latest contribution of technology that increases productivity, reduces costs and leads to a gradual increase in our income. If we analyze our daily life, most of our work is related to computers, directly or indirectly. People interact with computers in areas such as education, health, and communication; however, health care is the field that has received the most computer assistance. Today, almost every field of healthcare uses a computer and its associated software. The computer, with its power to increase the capacity, accuracy and availability of information, plays an important role in supporting and developing the health system. The medical field has been subject to many difficulties. Improving the quality of health care has always been an unanswered question (Stein 754). The computer, with its incredible capacity to carry out developments, has found an answer to this question. The current fourth generation computers have started to perform many fantastic and incredible functions in hospitals. It can be said that there is no medical procedure in which a computer cannot be used (Joseph 73). If a person sees a doctor for an exam, has a lab work or test, or undergoes surgery, the medical staff around them will use the computers for a variety of purposes. When people are offered new innovations that require new knowledge and change their work style, there is the possibility of resistance (Stein 755); however, when the computer makes the work much easier, these resistors will be automatically cleared. The computer has brought remarkable changes to our healthcare system. This is a technology that healthcare has never seen before. It has great potential as a powerful means of knowledge. Most medical procedures today require computer assistance. In forty years, computer technology has made enormous progress. It has revolutionized working methods by reducing deadlines and costs. The technology for storing patient data and charting medications has been revolutionized by computers over the last two to three decades. Patients seem to have more confidence in the computerized evaluation of their treatments. They believe that the computer cannot make a mistake. The computer, with its ability to reach far and find information at marvelous speed, provides clear and precise results in medical procedures. The computer will continue to have a major impact in healthcare by improving its performance and, in some cases, replacing the doctor himself.. (1316)