Medical Thinking: what do we know? A Review Meeting
London, 22-23 June 2006
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| Summary day 2 |
Department of Biomedical Informatics Columbia University New York |
Medical Thinking: What Should We Do?
- Decision Support lies at the heart of Biomedical Informatics
- Integration with routine workflow is the key
- Transparency helps to assure acceptance
- The Web is a great facilitator of integration (Does not avoid the need for standardized terminologies and data-sharing protocols)
- Quality of decision-support tools and their influence on clinicians can be greatly enhanced by research on medical cognition
- Medical Thinking
- Important - but only if we explain the practical implications of what we do
- Of broad interest, with fascinating interdisciplinary appeal
- Needs funding, but will get it only if we show the practical value of the work in terms of
patient-care quality, error reduction, medical (clinical) education
patient education and satisfaction
[Presentation (265 KB) ]
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| acknowledgements |
| Ted Shortliffe, Columbia University |
| page history |
Entry on OpenClinical: 25 June 2006 Last main update: 13 July 2006 |
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