Practical Medical Informatics

Author: Ding Baofen
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book introduces the basic theories and knowledge of medical informatics, including fundamental concepts of medical informatics, storage, processing, and exchange of medical data, standardization of medical information and transmission formats, characteristics of clinical information, and information sharing. It provides detailed and in-depth introductions and analyses of medical information systems that have been developed and are currently being developed domestically and internationally, including hospital information systems, clinical information systems, nursing information systems, electronic medical records, medical image storage and transmission systems, and community health systems, covering aspects such as planning, design, functional specifications, implementation, and technical support. The book conducts a comprehensive review and exploration of the research and application of medical informatics in China's traditional Chinese medicine field, while also providing a relatively comprehensive introduction to new concepts, technologies, and developments in medical informatics abroad to broaden readers' perspectives. The book is rich in content, accurate in concepts, well-organized, and practical, making it suitable as a textbook and teaching reference for undergraduate and graduate students in medical schools, as well as a textbook for continuing medical education for practicing medical professionals. It is also a valuable reference book for computer technicians involved in the development of various medical information systems and medical administrative personnel.
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