Titlebook: Medical Informatics Europe 84; Proceedings, Brussel F. H. Roger,J. L. Willems,B. Barber Conference proceedings 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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The Use of Mathematical Models and Computers in Treatment Evaluationstem was developed for clinical research use in a special medical oncology unit. At that time, the system was implemented on main-frame computers. A 3-year project, funded jointly by the Department of Health and Social Security and the Department of Trade and Industry, is now underway to develop a (

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Scylla and Charybdis of Medical Computingations or the decentralisation of so-called computer intelligence. We are now observing the impact of the wave of networks which most probably will turn over all systems that we have realized thus far. This has all great implications for education and training. After having discussed the changing so

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Dependence of a Hospital on its HIS; Measures to Improve Availabilityavailability deserve more attention. With as background Leiden University Hospital Information System usual measures to safeguard availability are listed..Notwithstanding the low probability of occurrence the complete destruction of the computer centre (e.g. because of fire) is considered to be an u

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A Computer Assisted Pathology Systemas decided in 1981 to develop a computer supported system for the pathology department. The main objectives for automation were faster flow of information between reception and signout, online retrieval of patient diagnostic information, improved quality of reports, ease of classification and retrie