DOI: 10.1055/s-00035037

Methods of Information in Medicine

Issue 05 · Volume 33 · October 1994 DOI: 10.1055/s-008-38489

Modelling

  • 448
    Dolin, R. H.:

    Modeling the Relational Complexities of Symptoms

    • Original Article

  • 454
    Moorman, P. W.; van Ginneken, A. M.; van der Lei, J.; van Bemmel, J. H.:

    A Model for Structured Data Entry Based on Explicit Descriptional Knowledge

  • 479
    Gouveia-Oliveira, A.; Salgado, N. C.; Azevedo, A. P.; Lopes, L.; Raposo, V. D.; Almeida, I.; Galvão de Melo, E.:

    A Unified Approach to the Design of Clinical Reporting Systems

  • 496
    Verdier, C.; Flory, A.:

    An Information System for Epidemiology based on a Computer-Based Medical Record

  • 502
    Brenner, H.:

    Application of Capture-Recapture Methods for Disease Monitoring: Potential Effects of Imperfect Record Linkage

  • 507
    Pugh, G. E.; Tan, J. K. H.:

    Computerized Databases for Emergency Care: What Impact on Patient Care?

  • 514
    Boroujerdi, M. A.; Sonksen, P. H.; Jones, R. H.:

    A Compartmental Model for Simulation of IGF-I Kinetics and Metabolism

  • 522
    Fathi-Torbaghan, M.; Meyer, D.:

    MEDUSA: A Fuzzy Expert System for Medical Diagnosis of Acute Abdominal Pain

  • 535
    Chevrolat, J. P.; Rutigliano, F.; Golmard, J. L.:

    Mixed Bayesian Networks: A Mixture of Gaussian Distributions

    • Computer-based Patient Records

  • 464
    Heathfield, H. A.; Hardiker, N.; Kirby, J.; Tallis, R.; Gonsalkarale, M.:

    The PEN & PAD Medical Record Model: Development of a Nursing Record for Hospital-based Care of the Elderly

  • 473
    Pisanelli, D. M.; Ricci, F. L.:

    Patient Records: from Single Events to Elements for Health Planning

    • Clinical Systems

  • 488
    Axer, H.; Niemann, K.:

    Terminology of the Thalamus and its Representation in a Part-Whole Relation

    • Epidemiological Research

  • 530
    Akazawa, K.; Kamakura, T.; Sakamoto, M.; Odaka, T.; Nose, Y.:

    Patient Registration and Treatment Allocation in Multicenter Clinical Trials Using a FAX-OCR System