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Wednesday, December 03, 2003

From Hersh's Week 10 lecture: Other Informatics: Consumer Health, Public Health, and Nursing 

Information Access

MEDLINEplus
Healthfinder
WebMD
Intelihealth

Commercial systems for e-mail consultations
Medem
RelayHealth

Personalizing health information, risk, and records
Wellmed
AboutMyHealth

Experience with Internet-based health records
Patient Centered Access to Secure Systems Online (PCASSO)

Information Therapy

Greenfield Health

John Snow and the Broad Street Pump

Public Health Resources
Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
National Committee for Vital & Health Statistics
EpiInfo

Public Health Information Network (PHIN)
Real-time Outbreak Detection System (RODS)

Nursing Informatics is a specialty recognized by the American Nurses Association

From Hersh's Week 9 lecture: Imaging Informatics; Telemedicine 

Telemedicine Research Center

From Hersh's Week 8 lecture: Bioinformatics 

The Human Genome Project

Project "completed" in 2003

You can download the data!

Nucleotide sequences

Prototype is NCBI's GenBank

LocusLink is a "switchboard" of genomic information

Some other notable resources

Gene Clinics
Overview of "Model Organism Databases"

Standards
XML standards
Microarray Gene Expression Data (MGED)
Distributed Annotation System
Bioinformatic Sequence Mark-up Language (BSML)
Gene Ontology
Human Genome Organization (HUGO) Nomenclature project

From Hersh's Week 7 lecture: Standards; Privacy, Confidentiality, and Security 

Some important standards-related initiatives
National Health Information Infrastructure (NHII)
Consolidated Health Informatics initiative (CHI) [?]
Connecting for Health

HIPAA
Official Site
HIPAA.org
HIPAA comply

Case for "uniform data standards"
Reoprt of National Vommittee on Vital and Health Statistics (NCVHS)

ICD-10

SNOMED Clinical Terms

National Drug Codes (NDC)

Physicians have taken oaths of privacy for centuries.

OHSU Notice of Privace Practices (NPP)


From Hersh's Week 6 lecture: Decision Support: Evolution and Current Approaches 

Quality for population at large.


From Hersh's Week 5 lecture: Electronic Health Records 

How do we measure benefit?
Return on investment (ROI)


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