Titlebook: Laboratory Data and Patient Care; P. L. M. Kerkhof,M. P. Dieijen-Visser Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 Laboratory

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Data Base Management and Knowledge-Based Systems in Clinical Laboratory Medicine management of clinical laboratories. It could be expected that the new techniques for data-, and knowledge-processing and communication, discussed in this paper, will help the clinical laboratory profession in setting standards, guiding training, disseminating information, and establishing collabor

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Routine Applications of the Expert System PRO.M.D.d scientific expert systems for a variety of industrial and scientific purposes leads to the conclusion that expert systems will come back to medicine for daily routine use. In the following we investigate structure and function of the expert system PRO.M.D. (Prolog System Supporting Medical Diagnos

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Laboratory, Patient and Expert System as a Triad in Patient Careisease using decision analysis techniques. As a matter of fact, early applications of artificial intelligence methods in medicine have set the stage for practical advances in many other areas such as military defence systems and geologic explorations.

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D. S. Youngd Bourbaki, is the axiomatic development of the subject. As a result, logic plays a central conceptual role. At the same time, mathematical logic has grown into one of the most recondite areas of mathematics. Most of modern logic is inaccessible to all but the special- ist. Yet there is a need for m

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D. J. Worthingtonppeared after the twelfth century CE. The earlier materialists flourished at least from the time of the Buddha (6th/5th BCE). They were found both in north and south India, bearing such names as Bhūtavāda, Lokāyata, etc. They believed perception to be the only means of knowledge. The Cārvākas, howev

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