1st Edition

Biomedical Informatics An Introduction to Information Systems and Software in Medicine and Health

By David J. Lubliner Copyright 2016
460 Pages 262 B/W Illustrations
by Auerbach Publications

444 Pages
by Auerbach Publications

Medical informatics lies at the intersection of computer science and medicine, and understanding critical aspects of both fields provides for more proficient practitioners. Biomedical Informatics: An Introduction to Information Systems and Software in Medicine and Health supplies a cohesive narrative of the multidisciplinary concepts linking the field. This complete medical informatics... Read more

Introduction to Biomedical Informatics

Framework for Implementing the U.S. Medical Records Infrastructure

Electronic Health Records

Data Interoperability

Security

Telehealth

Medical Sensors

Imaging

Ethics

Critical Care Nursing Perspective on the Electronic Health Record
Cathy Lubliner

Healthcare Management Information Technology in the Full Service Facility
Philomena Diquollo

Future Directions for Biomedical Informatics

Appendix A: Application Development for Electronic Health Records–Mobile Applications Development
Daniel Nasello

Appendix B: Mobile Applications Development

Biography

David J. Lubliner is a member of the faculty at a northeast university, where he coordinates a Medical Informatics program he developed a decade earlier. With a Ph.D. in Information Systems and graduate degrees in Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science, he is currently part of a team developing a handheld medical scanner.

Prior to teaching, he worked for 10 years at a Fortune 500 company as a divisional vice president of an architecture—computer security group. Before that Lubliner worked as an engineer on the Patriot missile system.