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Unit I

Recurrent Themes in Biomedical Informatics

Chapter 1

The Computer Meets Medicine and Biology: Emergence of a Discipline 3 Edward H. Shortliffe and Marsden S. Blois

Chapter 2

Biomedical Data: Their Acquisition, Storage, and Use 46 Edward H. Shortliffe and G. Octo Barnett

Chapter 3

Biomedical Decision Making: Probabilistic Clinical Reasoning 80 Douglas K. Owens and Harold C. Sox

Chapter 4

Cognitive Science and Biomedical Informatics 133 Vimla L. Patel and David R. Kaufman

Chapter 5

Essential Concepts for Biomedical Computing 186 Gio Wiederhold and Thomas C. Rindfleisch

Chapter 6

System Design and Engineering in Health Care 233 Gio Wiederhold and Edward H. Shortliffe

Chapter 7

Standards in Biomedical Informatics 265 W. Edward Hammond and James J. Cimino

Chapter 8

Natural Language and Text Processing in Biomedicine 312 Carol Friedman and Stephen B. Johnson

Chapter 9

Imaging and Structural Informatics 344

James F. Brinkley and Robert A. Greenes

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Chapter 10

Ethics and Health Informatics: Users, Standards, and Outcomes 379 Kenneth W. Goodman and Randolph A. Miller

Chapter 11

Evaluation and Technology Assessment 403

Charles P. Friedman, Jeremy C. Wyatt, and Douglas K. Owens

2 E. H. Shortliffe and M. S. Blois

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