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Development of a database for cervical cytology reports
Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics, 2011 Background Cervical cancer is an important cause of female mortality. Its incidence, however, has been drastically reduced by early detection using the Papanicolaou screening method.
Eduardo Dreizzen +4 more
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Simulating emotional reactions in medical dramas [PDF]
, 2008 Presenting information on emotionally charged topics is a delicate task: if bare facts alone are conveyed, there is a risk of boring the audience, or coming across as cold and unfeeling; on the other hand, emotional presentation can be appropriate when ...
Piwek, Paul +2 more
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Challenges in Managing Knowledge through Medical Record Management: A Case Study of an Australian Hospital [PDF]
, 2014 The healthcare industry produces a huge amount of data and information. The growing of number of patients, diseases, medical research areas as well as the rapid changes in the healthcare environment result in demands for better provision of quality ...
Bain, Christopher +2 more
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Visualization of complex medical data using next-generation holographic techniques [PDF]
, 2017 The next generation of holo-video and high quality, direct-write holographic techniques have the potential to aid doctors, medical workers, students and diagnosticians in understanding complex medical conditions, and it may even save lives.
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Recent perspectives of electronic medical record systems
Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine, 2016 Implementation of electronic medical record (EMR) systems within developing contexts as part of efforts to monitor and facilitate the attainment of health-related aims has been on the increase. However, these efforts have been concentrated on urban hospitals.
ZHANG, XIAO-YING, ZHANG, PEIYING
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Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics, 2010 Background Although the majority of patient contact within the UK's National Health Service (NHS) occurs in primary care, relatively little is known about the safety of care in this setting compared to the safety of hospital care.
Carmen Tsang +4 more
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Review on Master Patient Index
, 2018 In today's health care establishments there is a great diversity of information systems. Each with different specificities and capacities, proprietary communication methods, and hardly allow scalability.
Dissanayake, Prof Vajira H W +2 more
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A new encryption technique for the secured transmission and storage of text information with medical images [PDF]
, 2012 Modern day hospital management systems rely heavily on electronic data processing to maintain patient records. These electronic medical records (EMRs) must be maintained in an unaltered form by the creator.
Jagadish Nayak +2 more
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Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics, 2008 This second paper in a series of five looks at how computing in primary care began and provides background to the driving forces for automation in Danish and New Zealand primary care physician offices.
Denis Protti, Tom Bowden, Ib Johansen
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Incentive system for orders in medical records
Computers & Industrial Engineering, 1988 Abstract Micro-level incentive Systems correlate operator speed & quality to compensate in a piece-rate environment. Since quality and speed are difficult to measure in hospitals, micro-level incentive schemes are difficult to develop. However, due to a high turnover and low productivity level of coders in the Medical Records Department at Georgetown
Arvind P. Kumar, Rajiv Kapur
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