DOI: 10.1055/s-00035037

Methods of Information in Medicine

Ausgabe 01 · Volume 41 · 2002 DOI: 10.1055/s-008-38421

Editorial

  • 01
    Musen, Mark A.; van Bemmel, Jan H.:

    Challenges for Medical Informatics as an Academic Discipline

    • Original Article

  • 04
    Talmon, J. L.; Hasman, A.:

    Medical Informatics as a Discipline at the Beginning of the 21st Century

  • 08
    Shahar, Y.:

    Medical Informatics: Between Science and Engineering, Between Academia and Industry

  • 12
    Musen, M. A.:

    Medical Informatics: Searching for Underlying Components

  • 20
    Kulikowski, C. A.:

    The Micro-Macro Spectrum of Medical Informatics Challenges: From Molecular Medicine to Transforming Health Care in a Globalizing Society

  • 25
    Martin-Sanchez, F.; Maojo, V.; Lopez-Campos, G.:

    Integrating Genomics into Health Information Systems

  • 31
    Haux, R.:

    Health Care in the Information Society: What Should Be the Role of Medical Informatics?1

  • 36
    Stefanelli, M.:

    Knowledge Management to Support Performance-based Medicine

  • 44
    Maojo, V.; Martín, F.; Crespo, J.; Billhardt, H.:

    Theory, Abstraction and Design in Medical Informatics

  • 51
    van der Lei, J.:

    Closing the Loop between Clinical Practice, Research, and Education: The Potential of Electronic Patient Records

  • 55
    Roberts, J.:

    A UK Operational Practitioner View – some Challenges of Health Informatics are Trans-national

  • 60
    Lun, K. C.:

    Challenges in Medical Informatics: Perspectives of an International Medical Informatics Organization

  • 64
    Poulos, M.; Rangoussi, M.; Alexandris, N.; Evangelou, A.:

    Person Identification from the EEG using Nonlinear Signal Classification

  • 76
    Vimarlund, V.; Timpka, T.:

    Design Participation as an Insurance: Risk-management and End-user Participation in the Development of Information Systems in Healthcare Organizations

  • 81
    Junger, A.; Benson, M.; Quinzio, L.; Michel, A.; Sciuk, G.; Brammen, D.; Marquardt, K.; Hempelmann, G.:

    An Anesthesia Information Management System (AIMS) as a Tool for Controlling Resource Management of Operating Rooms