Titlebook: Medical Informatics; Computer Application Edward H. Shortliffe (Professor and Chair, Profess Book 20012nd edition Springer-Verlag New York

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Medical Data: Their Acquisition, Storage, and Use accordingly refer time and again to issues in data collection, storage, and use. This chapter lays the foundation for this recurring set of issues that is pertinent to all aspects of the use of computers in medicine.

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Evaluation and Technology Assessmento guide us, there exist two closely related and highly overlapping bodies of methodological knowledge: evaluation and technology assessment. These methodological fields, which have largely developed over the past four decades, are together the subject of this chapter..

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Patient-Monitoring Systemsive sensors from less seriously ill patients in a hospital’s medical-surgical units, nursing homes, or patients’ own homes to detect unexpected life-threatening conditions or to record routine but required data efficiently.

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System Design and Engineerings of its users and about the practical reasons why certain systems have been accepted for routine use in patient care whereas other systems have failed to make the transition from the research environment to the real world.

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Standards in Medical Informaticsed people to work in some cooperative way. Every time you screw in a light bulb or play a music cassette, you are taking advantage of a standard. Some standards evolve over time.; others are developed deliberately.

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Imaging Systems imaging. In this chapter, we discuss the use of information systems and networks to facilitate the acquisition, storage, transmission, processing, analysis, and management of medical images and to aid the integration of such images in the healthcare process.

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