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The Medical Computing “lag”: Perceptions of Barriers to the Application of Computers to Medicine
International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 1987Since the early days of medical computing, medical computer researchers have envisioned how computers could benefit medical research and practice and have deplored the inability of medicine to take full advantage of the computer's power. They, and others, have analyzed the causes for the medical computing “lag.” These analyses identify a wide range of ...
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JAMA, 1985
THE COMPUTER now plays a key role in many functions in society. It is an important instrument in modern medicine, but its application to day-to-day medical practice has had limited success. The modern physician acts in varying degrees as clinician, clinical investigator, and teacher, and often has clinical administrative responsibilities as well. These
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THE COMPUTER now plays a key role in many functions in society. It is an important instrument in modern medicine, but its application to day-to-day medical practice has had limited success. The modern physician acts in varying degrees as clinician, clinical investigator, and teacher, and often has clinical administrative responsibilities as well. These
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Computational modeling for addiction medicine: From cognitive models to clinical applications.
Progress in brain research, 2016Decision-making tasks that have good ecological validity, such as simulated gambling tasks, are complex, and performance on these tasks represents a synthesis of several different underlying psychological processes, such as learning from experience, and motivational processes such as sensitivity to reward and punishment. Cognitive models can be used to
Ahn, W. +4 more
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Journal of Medical Systems, 1995
High-speed information processing technologies being developed and applied by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory for NASA and Department of Defense mission needs have potential dual-uses in telemedicine and other medical applications. Fiber optic ground networks connected with microwave satellite links allow NASA to communicate with its astronauts in Earth ...
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High-speed information processing technologies being developed and applied by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory for NASA and Department of Defense mission needs have potential dual-uses in telemedicine and other medical applications. Fiber optic ground networks connected with microwave satellite links allow NASA to communicate with its astronauts in Earth ...
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The Relevance of Computer-Aided-Diagnosis Systems in Microscopy Applications to Medicine and Biology
2008In this article, we discuss the use of computerbased systems in microscopy, focusing on cytological images. We initially present recent results on image segmentation, and then we argue that it makes sense moving from a structural approach to a semantic interpretation of micrographs.
Paolo Soda, Giulio Iannello
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International Journal of Bio-Medical Computing, 1987
In the pilot study, described herein, we have tried to develop a computerized system to assist and improve medical and nursing care. Our major goal was to bring the computer to the patient's bedside. This was achieved by a Hand-Held Data Collector, which is easy to carry and operate, and has a big enough memory.
Y, Levo +3 more
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In the pilot study, described herein, we have tried to develop a computerized system to assist and improve medical and nursing care. Our major goal was to bring the computer to the patient's bedside. This was achieved by a Hand-Held Data Collector, which is easy to carry and operate, and has a big enough memory.
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Natural Product Research, 2008
In this computational study, geometric factors are calculated by applying semi-empirical methods (PM3) that support experimental evidence from this lab where bryostatins can bind trivalent iron with six Fe-O bonds forming an octahedral geometry. The geometric factors are calculated for all 20 structures (Fe3+ bound to bryostatin 1-20) as a neutral ...
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In this computational study, geometric factors are calculated by applying semi-empirical methods (PM3) that support experimental evidence from this lab where bryostatins can bind trivalent iron with six Fe-O bonds forming an octahedral geometry. The geometric factors are calculated for all 20 structures (Fe3+ bound to bryostatin 1-20) as a neutral ...
Thomas J, Manning +6 more
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Developments in Nuclear Medicine Computer Systems: Applications to Cardiology
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, 1980Stephen L. Bacharach +5 more
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APPLICATION OF A COMPUTER NETWORK SYSTEM TO NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 1982T. K. Lewellen, M. M. Graham
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Radiotheranostics in oncology: Making precision medicine possible
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Eric Aboagye
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