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The
field of information science concerned with the analysis and dissemination
of medical data through the appplication of computers to various aspects
of health care and medicine, includes automated systems for diagnosis, therapy
and communicating of medical data.
Internet
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- Hardin
Meta Directory: Medical Informatics
- From Hardin Library for the Health Sciences, University
of Iowa
- Hardin
Meta Directory: Telemedicine
- From Hardin Library for the Health Sciences, University
of Iowa
- Health
Informatics World Wide
- International directory of institutions arranged by
country. From Department of Medical Informatics, University
Hospital, Freiburg University, Germany
- Health
Web: Health Informatics
- From Ruth Lilly Medical Library, Indiana University
- HealthWeb:
Telemedicine
- From Hardin Library for the Health Sciences, University
of Iowa
- Medical
Informatics and Medicine
- From Dr Jeremy Rogers MRCGP, Department of Computer
Science, University of Manchester, UK
- MedWeb:
Informatics
- From Emory University Health Sciences Center Library
- MedWeb:
Telemedicine
- From Emory University Health Sciences Center Library
- Telemedicine
Links
- From Fletcher Allen Health Care/University of
Vermont
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Internet
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- Classification of
Diseases, National Center for Health Statistics
- Descriptions and downloadable files for International
Classification of Diseases (ICD) and International
Classification of Diseases, Clinical Modification (ICD-CM)
- Clinical
Guideline Representation and Sharing
- Overview of GLIF (Guideline Interchange Format), a
common standard for guideline interchange developed by
researchers at Harvard, McGill, Stanford, and Columbia.
- Health Level Seven
- HL7 is a nonprofit standards developing organization
operating in the health care environment. Its best-known
specification is a messaging standard that enables disparate
healthcare applications to exchange clinical and
administrative data.
- LOINC and
RELMA, Regenstrief Institute
- Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC)
provides a standard set of names and codes for identifying
individual laboratory results, clinical observations, and
diagnostic findings. RELMA is the Regenstrief Institute's
set of tools for applying LOINC.
- Telemedicine Information
Exchange
- Comprehensive site includes searchable databases
covering telemedicine projects, literature, programs,
funding, and meetings
- Unified Medical
Language System (UMLS)
- Integrated system of vocabulary-related tools
("knowledge sources") whose purpose is to "help health
professionals and researchers retrieve and integrate
electronic biomedical information from a variety of sources
and to make it easy for users to link disparate information
systems, including patient records, bibliographic databases,
factual databases, and expert systems."
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Organizations,
Associations, and Agencies |
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- American Health Information
Management Association (AHIMA)
- American Telemedicine
Association (ATA)
- AMIA (American Medical
Informatics Association)
- British Medical Informatics
Society
- Fact
Sheet: IAIMS Grants - Integrated Advanced Information
Management Systems
- Describes ongoing National Library of Medicine grant
program that supports development of networked information
systems for education, research, patient care, and
administration at medical centers and health science
institutions
- FP Net, American Academy
of Family Physicians
- Healthcare Information and
Management Systems Society (HIMSS)
- HIMSS is an organization for professionals working with
healthcare information technology. The web site provides
resources such as the online version of the journal JHIM,
conference and education material, and members-only areas.
- Healthcare Information and
Management Systems Society (HIMSS)
- International Medical
Informatics Association
- Joint Healthcare Information
Technology Alliance (JHITA)
- Activities include advocacy, legislative and regulatory
monitoring, and education for the health care information
systems industry. Participating organizations include AMIA,
CHIM, CHIME and HIMSS.
- Medical Informatics
Section, Medical Library Association
- Office for the
Advancement of Telehealth (OAT)
- Coordinates and promotes use of telehealth technologies
through partnerships with other federal and state agencies
and private groups; administers grant programs; provides
technical assistance and evaluation; develops policy
initiatives.
- Research
Programs, National Library of Medicine
- Includes links to NLM research and training programs in
computational molecular biology, medical informatics, and
digital computing and communications
- Section on Computers and
Other Technologies (SCOT), American Academy of
Pediatrics
- SNOMED International
- SNOMED is a standardized vocabulary used in coding
clinical diagnoses and procedures, originally developed by
the College of American Pathologists.
- Society for Computer
Applications in Radiology
- Working
Group Program/Special Interest Group Program, American
Medical Informatics Association (AMIA)
- Includes links to existing group Web sites
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