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Table of Contents I. Recurrent Themes in Biomedical Informatics
1. The Computer Meets Medicine and Biology: Emergence of a Discipline (proof free for downloading)
Edward H. Shortliffe and Marsden S. Blois 2. Biomedical Data: Their Acquisition, Storage, and UseEdward H. Shortliffe and G. Octo Barnett 3. Biomedical Decision Making: Probabilistic Clinical ReasoningDouglas K. Owens and Harold C. Sox 4. Cognitive Science and Biomedical InformaticsVimla L. Patel and David R. Kaufman 5. Essential Concepts for Biomedical ComputingGio Wiederhold and Thomas C. Rindfleisch 6. System Design and Engineering in Health CareGio Wiederhold and Edward H. Shortliffe 7. >Standards in Biomedical InformaticsW. Edward Hammond and James J. Cimino 8. Natural Language and Text Processing in BiomedicineCarol Friedman and Stephen Johnson 9. Imaging and Structural InformaticsJames Brinkley and Robert A. Greenes 10. Ethics and Health Informatics: Users, Standards, and OutcomesKenneth W. Goodman and Randolph A. Miller 11. Evaluation and Technology AssessmentCharles P. Friedman, Jeremy C. Wyatt, and Douglas K. Owens II. Biomedical Informatics Applications
12. Electronic Health Record Systems
Paul C. Tang and Clement J. McDonald 13. Management of Information in Healthcare OrganizationsLynn Harold Vogel, Charles Safran, and Leslie E. Perreault 14. Consumer Health Informatics and TelehealthPatricia Flatley Brennan and Justin Starren 15. >Public Health Informatics and the Health Information InfrastructureWilliam A. Yasnoff, Patrick O'Carroll, and Andrew Friede 16. Patient-Care SystemsJudy Ozbolt and Suzanne Bakken 17. Patient Monitoring SystemsReed M. Gardner and M. Michael Shabot 18. Imaging Systems in RadiologyRobert A. Greenes and James Brinkley 19. Information Retrieval and Digital LibrariesWilliam Hersh, P. Zoë Stavri, and William Detmer 20. Clinical Decision-Support SystemsMark A. Musen, Yuval Shahar, and Edward H. Shortliffe 21. Computers in Health Science EducationParvati Dev, Edward P. Hoffer, and G. Octo Barnett 22. BioinformaticsRuss B. Altman and Sean Mooney III. Biomedical Informatics in the Years Ahead
23. Healthcare Financing and Information Technology: A Historical Perspective
Sara J. Singer, Alain C. Enthoven, and Alan M. Garber 24. The Future of Computer Applications in BiomedicineLawrence M. Fagan and Edward H. Shortliffe |