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Evaluating medical expert systems
Social Science & Medicine, 1987Approximately 90% of all computerized medical expert systems have not been evaluated in clinical environments. This paper: identifies the principal methods used to assess the performance of medical expert systems in both laboratory and clinical settings, describes the different research strategies used in the evaluation of medical expert systems at ...
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Networking and medical information systems
Journal of Medical Systems, 1984A local area communications network (LACN) has been implemented successfully at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Hospital. This technology, developed by the Applied Physics Laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University, facilitates communication among systems previously considered "incompatible".
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Inside the Singapore Medical System
International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, 2013The style and structure of a nation’s health care system is not an accident; it evolves organically from the character, the politics, and the culture of its people. While generalizations are always risky, a comparison of the Canadian health care system (government-managed and equitable) with that of the United States (market-driven, exuberant ...
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Medical Evaluation of the Cardiovascular System
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 1992The approach to pre-purchase evaluation of the equine cardiovascular system is discussed with emphasis on cardiac auscultation and on the terminology that should be used when reporting clinical findings. Innocent cardiac murmurs and arrhythmias are contrasted with those that should be considered as reliable signs of cardiovascular disease ...
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Distributive Medical Management System
2007Medical readiness has become a critical concern world wide. Threats across diverse operation environments, coupled with critical voids in both medical management and medical skills has made the development of new training and management tools and operational assessment methods for firstresponders a high priority across global communities.
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