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Reliability and Integrity of Computer Assisted Decision Making

1985
The bewildering rapid advances of our computer age have brought us to a cross road of physical and intellectual illusions where ‘real intelligence’(human brain) is being replaced by ‘artificial intelligence’ and may be real people replaced by artificial people(robotics).
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A framework for computer assisted medical decision making

1993
The promise of computers in medicine, including their role in decision support, can only be fulfilled if the overall effectiveness of the system is not constrained by a lack of coordination between the members of a group all sharing the same goal, namely patient care.
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Computer-assisted medical decision-making: interest growing

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982
"C omputers can never replace physicians. Only physicians have the ability to reason logically and to mix that reason with intuition, experience, and ethics—something no machine can ever learn to do." Or so many physicians have been telling people proposing computer-assisted medical decision making (CMD) since the early 1960s, and controversy has ...
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Computer assisted decision making after portal imaging

2000
The verification of patient positioning during radiotherapy relies on the comparison of portal iamges to a reference image which may be a simulator film or a digitally reconstructed radiograph (DRR) from the computerised treatment planning system. While the comparison has been traditionally done by physicians and/or radiation therapists, much research ...
Tomas Kron, Chris Hamilton, Claire Hood, Chris Wratten, Jim Denham   +4 more
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Computer‐Assisted Decision‐Making in Purchasing

Journal of Purchasing, 1973
D. Larry Moore, Harold E. Fearon
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Graphical Models as Languages for Computer Assisted Diagnosis and Decision Making

2001
Over the last decade, graphical models for computer assisted diagnosis and decision making have become increasingly popular. Graphical models were originally introduced as ways of decomposing distributions over a large set of variables. However, the main reason for their popularity is that graphs are easy for humans to survey, and most often humans ...
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Computer-assisted Reporting and Decision Support Increases Compliance with Follow-up Imaging and Hormonal Screening of Adrenal Incidentalomas

Academic Radiology, 2022
Renata R Almeida, Bernardo C Bizzo, Ramandeep Singh   +2 more
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Computer-assisted decision making in burns fluid resuscitation

Critical Care Medicine, 2012
James, Ip, Emma, James, Suveer, Singh
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Computer-Assisted Medical Decision-Making

Biometrics, 1982
W. Lutz, Homer R. Warner
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Computer-Assisted Decision-Making As Applied To Entomology

Annual Review of Entomology, 1987
R N Coulson, M C Saunders
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