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Computers, Health Care, and Medical Information Science [PDF]
Science, 1980 The clinical laboratory is examined as a microcosm of the entire health care delivery system. The introduction of computers into the clinical laboratory raises issues that are difficult to resolve by the methods of information science or medical science applied in isolation. The melding of these two disciplines, together with the contributions of other
Thomas L. Lincoln, Ralph A. Korpman
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The performance of bibliometric analyses in the health sciences
Current Medical Research and Opinion, 2023A bibliometric analysis (BA) is a knowledge synthesis methodology aimed at quantitively summarizing large amounts of bibliometric data. We aimed to summarize the performance of BAs in the health sciences. We searched Scopus for BAs in the health sciences
Jimmy Li, Charles Deacon, M. Keezer
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Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology, 2019
Background and Objectives: Inter-disciplinary collaboration between members of the health care team is an emerging importance in today’s context. It is therefore fundamental for health professional students to have a good understanding of the roles of ...
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Background and Objectives: Inter-disciplinary collaboration between members of the health care team is an emerging importance in today’s context. It is therefore fundamental for health professional students to have a good understanding of the roles of ...
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Medical Science and the Advancement of World Health
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1985The idea behind this book is appealing, high-minded, and symbolically attractive—to bring together the work of 21 medical scientists from all over the world who share the convictions that global health is both critically important and critically imperiled and that governments and physicians must quickly learn to transcend geographic and political ...
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Medical science and industry in the service of public health [PDF]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal, 1972 Together with all the Soviet people, medical workers greet the 50th anniversary of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics with an unprecendented upsurge of creativity.
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Defining medical information sciences: A health care science for the future
Medical Informatics, 1984There exists a field; there are already researchers committed and busily at work; and there are meetings, journals, and organizations. Principal researchers in the field and those willing to lend their support should renew their efforts at crystallizing the identity of the field.
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Mapping Australia's basic research in the medical and health sciences
Medical Journal of Australia, 1997The Institute for Scientific Information indexes most of the major international basic research journals in science in the Science Citation Index (SCI). Australia's presence in the medical and health sciences journals in the SCI and the citations its published research receives in these journals show that Australia's basic medical research has high ...
Linda Butler, Paul Bourke
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Health Economics in Medical Nutrition: An Emerging Science
2015The objective of this paper is to describe the applications of health economic theory to medical nutrition.The published literature provides evidence that medical nutrition, e.g. oral nutritional supplements, is an effective treatment for patients with disease related malnutrition.
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Acquisitions for Academic Medical and Health Sciences Librarians
The Acquisitions Librarian, 2004Developing a library collection is one of the most important pursuits in medical librarianship. A library's collection is its foundation, and the collection is the central information resource upon which most library activities rely. Today's vision of the medical or health sciences collection must incorporate a broader range of materials, especially ...
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Some Comments on Teaching Biostatistics in Medical and Health Sciences
Methods of Information in Medicine, 1990AbstractThe role of statistical methods is now well recognized in health sciences since these disciplines are concerned with the study of communities or populations where the principles of sampling and statistical inference are clearly applicable. However, many medical and health sciences teachers and students have been slower to perceive the need for ...
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