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Medical Informatics

• Person-centered health records-- toward HealthePeople 2005, Springer
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  Inverted perspectives: triggering change / Tom Munnecke and Robert M. Kolodner -- A window of opportunity / Robert M. Kolodner -- HealthePeople: person-centered, outcomes-driven, virtual health systems / Gary A. Christopherson -- The value of electronic health records / Blackford Middleton -- Personal outcomes in health care / Thomas L. Garthwaite -- Human factors: changing systems, changing behaviors / Marion J. Ball and Judith V. Douglas -- Laying the foundations: information architecture for HealthePeople / James E. Demetriades -- Critical areas of standardization / Jeffrey S. Blair and Simon Cohn -- The role of terminology in future health information systems / Steven H. Brown, Michael J. Lincoln, and Peter L. Elkin --Modeling for health care / Kenneth S. Rubin, Thomas Beale, and Bernd Blobel -- HealthePeople security architecture / Bernd Blobel and John M. Davis -- Open source health systems / Dipak Katra and David Forslund -- Critical standards convergence / Steven Wagner and J. Michael Fitzmaurice -- A European perspective on the cultural and political context for deploying the electronic health record / Angelo Rossi Mori and Gerard Freriks -- Convergence toward the Pan-Canadian electronic health record / Julie Richards, Shari Dworkin, and Nancy Gill -- HealthConnect: a health information network for all Australians / David Rowlands -- The Veterans Health Administration: quality, value, accountability, and information as transforming strategies / Jonathan B. Perlin and Robert M. Kolodner.
• Pervasive computing in healthcare 2007, CRCnetBASE
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  Overview of healthcare, disease, and disability / Jeffrey Kaye, Tracy Zitzelberger -- Computer science tools and techniques / Martha E. Pollack, Bart Peintner -- Pervasive computing in hospitals / Jakob E. Bardram, Heribert Baldus, Jesus Favela -- Pervasive computing in the home and community / Donald J. Patterson, Henry A. Kautz, Dieter Fox, Lin Liao -- Mobile and personal health and wellness management systems / Elina Mattila, Ilkka Korhonen, Niilo Saranummi --Sensors and wearable technologies for pervasive healthcare / Sungmee Park, Sundaresan Jayaraman -- Assistive technologies / Edmund LoPresti -- Human factors and usability of healthcare systems / Andre Kushniruk, Elizabeth Borycki -- Routes and requirements for realizing pervasive medical devices / Michael P. Craven -- User evaluation in pervasive healthcare / Tim Adlam, Roger Orpwood, Teresa Dunn -- The business of pervasive healthcare / Dadong Wan, Luis E. Taveras.
• Practical guide to clinical data management. 2nd ed. 2007, CRCnetBASE
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• Practical pathology informatics Springer
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• Principles of electronic prescribing 2008, Springer
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• Principles of health interoperability HL7 and SNOMED 2010, Springer
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  The health information revolution -- Why interoperability is hard -- Models -- UML and XML -- Standards development organizations -- HL7 version 2 -- The HL7 V3 RIM -- Constrained information models -- Clinical document architecture -- HL7 dynamic model and IHE XDS -- Clinical terminology -- SNOMED CT -- Using SNOMED and HL7 together.
• Principles of health interoperability HL7 and SNOMED. 2nd ed. 2012, Springer
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  Part 1.Principles of Health Interoperability --The Health Information Revolution --Why Interoperability is Hard --Models --UML and XML --Privacy --Standards Development Organizations --Part 2.HL7 and Interchange Formats --HL7 Version 2 --The HL7 V3 RIM --Constrained Information Models --Clinical Document Architecture --HL7 Dynamic Model --IHE XDS --Part 3.SNOMED and Terminology --Clinical Terminology --Coding and Classification Schemes --SNOMED CT --SNOMED CT Concept Model --Using SNOMED and HL7 Together.
• Probabilistic modeling in bioinformatics and medical informatics 2005, Springer
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  A leisurely look at statistical inference / Dirk Husmeier -- Introduction to learning Bayesian networks from data / Dir Husmeier -- A casual view of multi-layer perceptrons as probability models / Richard Dybowski -- Introduction to statistical phylogenetics / Dirk Husmeier -- Detecting recombination in DNA sequence alignments / Dirk Husmeier, Frank Wright -- RNA-based phylogenetic methods / Magnus Rattray, Paul G. Higgs -- Statistical methods in microarray gene expression data analysis / Claus-Dieter Mayer, Chris A. Glasbey -- Inferring genetic regulatory networks from microarray experiments with Bayesian networks / Dirk Husmeier -- Modeling genetic regulatory networks using gene expression profiling and state-space models / Claudia Rangel ... [et al.] --An anthology of probabilistic models for medical informatics / Richard Dybowski, Stephen Roberts -- Bayesian analysis of population pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic models / David J. Lunn -- Assessing the effectiveness of Bayesian feature selection / Ian T. Nabney ... [et al.] -- Bayes consistent classification of EEG data by approximate marginalization / Peter Sykacek, Iead Rezek, and Stephen Roberts -- Ensemble hidden Markov models with extended observation densities for biosignal analysis / Iead Rezek, Stephen Roberts -- A probabilistic network for fusion of data and knowledge in clinical microbiology / Steen Andreassen ... [et al.] -- Software for probability models in medical informatics / Richard Dybowski.
• Progamming ArcObjects with VBA 2005, CRCnetBASE
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• Programming collective intelligence 2007, ProQuest Safari
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• Project management for healthcare informatics 2007, Springer
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• Protein bioinformatics 2010, ScienceDirect
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• Proteomics and protein-protein interactions Springer
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• Public health informatics 2001, NLM
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  The bibliography focuses on the use of computers and communications to support population-based public health functions. As in the prior bibliography, NLM has excluded the primary care services often provided by public health authorities. The literature on consumer health informatics issues is also excluded. However, NLM has included selected population-based health promotion material. Topics covered reflect major public health functions: population surveillance, population screening, registries, health promotion, information systems and services, data linking and mining, and workforce education and assessment. Articles on all aspects of immunization (including immunization registries) are grouped together under Immunization Programs and Issues. Also, we added bioterrorism to the Emergency/Disaster category. Publications increased in this area after the public health community was given a mandate to develop emergency plans and treatment procedures in case of bioterrorist attacks. Finally, we added the new category of Genetics Programs and Counseling.
• Python for bioinformatics 2010, CRCnetBASE
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  Programming knowledge is often necessary for finding a solution to a biological problem. Based on the author's experience working for an agricultural biotechnology company, Python for Bioinformatics helps scientists solve their biological problems by helping them understand the basics of programming. Requiring no prior knowledge of programming-related concepts, the book focuses on the easy-to-use, yet powerful, Python computer language. The book begins with a very basic introduction that teaches the principles of programming. It then introduces the Biopython package, which can be useful in solving life science problems. The next section covers sophisticated tools for bioinformatics, including relational database management systems and XML. The last part illustrates applications with source code, such as sequence manipulation, filtering vector contamination, calculating DNA melting temperature, parsing a genbank file, inferring splicing sites, and more. The appendices provide a wealth of supplementary information, including instructions for installing Python and Biopython and a Python language and style guide. By incorporating examples in biology as well as code fragments throughout, the author places a special emphasis on practice, encouraging readers to experiment with the code. He shows how to use Python and the Biopython package for building web applications, genomic annotation, data manipulation, and countless other applications.
• Software tools and algorithms for biological systems 2011, Springer
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• Statistical and computational pharmacogenomics 2009, CRCnetBASE
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  Designs and strategies for genomic mapping and haplotyping -- Genetic haplotyping in natural populations -- Genetic haplotyping in experimental crosses -- A general genetic model for genetic haplotyping -- Basic principle of functional mapping -- Functional mapping of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics -- Haplotyping drug response with a pharmacokinetics-pharmacodynamics link model -- Functional mapping of biological clocks -- Genetic mapping of allometric scaling -- Functional mapping of drug response with allometric scaling -- Joint functional mapping of drug efficacy and toxicity -- Modeling epistatic interactions in drug response -- Mapping genotype-environment interactions in drug response -- Nonparametric functional mapping of drug response -- Semiparametric functional mapping of drug response.
• Telemedicine in dermatology 2012, Springer
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• Terminology and terminological systems 2012, Springer
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  Introduction /Peter L. Elkin and Mark Samuel Tuttle --History of Terminology and Terminological Logics /Peter L. Elkin and Mark Samuel Tuttle --Knowledge Representation and the Logical Basis of Ontology /Peter L. Elkin and Steven H. Brown --Theoretical Foundations of Terminology /Peter L. Elkin --Compositionality: An Implementation Guide /Peter L. Elkin and Steven H. Brown --Interface Terminologies /S. Trent Rosenbloom --Springer Terminology Related Standards Development /Peter L. Elkin --Implementations of Terminology /Peter L. Elkin, Mark Samuel Tuttle, Marjorie Rallins, Jennifer Trajkovski and Elizabeth Lumakovska, et al. --Terminological Systems /Peter L. Elkin and Mark Samuel Tuttle --Conclusion /Peter L. Elkin and Mark Samuel Tuttle.
• Toward artificial sapience 2008, Springer
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• Transforming health care through information. 3rd ed. 2010, Springer
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  Back breaking work: implementing a spine registry in an orthopedic clinic / Brian C. Crolet -- A RHIO struggling to form: will it get off the ground? / Paul Zlotnik, Denny Lee, Mike Minear, and Prashila Dullabh -- A rough ride at the Theodore Roosevelt Cancer Center / Karen Albert, Nitika Gupta, Teresa Mason, Purvi Mehta -- Implementation of an electronic prescription writer in ambulatory care / Minhui Xie and Keven B. Johnson -- Online health care: a classic clash of technology, people and processes / John Butler, Dan Dalan, Brian McCourt, John Norris, and Randall Stewart -- A dungeon of dangerous practices / Andrew Amata, Allen Flynn, Michelle Morgan, Teresa Smith, and Mary Tengdin -- Different sides of the story / Allison B. McCoy -- Barcode medication administration implementation in the FIAT Health System / Linda Chan, William Greeley, Don Klingen, Brian Machado, Michael Padula, John Sum, and Angela Vacca -- H.I.T. or Miss / James McCormack, Bimal R. Desai, Jennifer Garvin, Randal Hamric, Kirk Lalwani, Andi Lushag, Alexey Panchenko, Deborah Quitmeyer, and JoAnna M. Vanderhoef -- The implementation of secure messaging / Zhou Yan -- Who moved my clinic? Donnelly University Pediatric Rehabilitation : the wheelchair clinic / Fredrick Hilliard -- OncoOrders: The early years / Chris Raggio and Judith W. Dexheimer -- Implementing a computerized triage system in the emergency department / Scott R. Levin, Daniel J. France, and Dominik Aronsky -- Medication barcode scanning: Code "Moo": dead COW / Laurie L. Novak and Kathy S. Moss -- Project NEED: new efficiency in an emergency department / Barry Little, Denise Johnson, Jennifer Tingle, Mary Stanfill, and Michael Roy. -- Digital radiology divide at McKinly / Neal Goldstein, David Ross, Ken Christensen, Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer, Aseem Kumar, and Marilyn Schroeder.
• Visual data mining-- techniques and tools for data visualization and mining books24x7, SUNet ID login required. Use Search. Direct Link not yet available
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• XML databases and the semantic Web 2002, CRCnetBASE
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