Sentence examples for local informatics from inspiring English sources

The development of an adequate infrastructure within a researcher's institution greatly facilitates progress on this front, both in terms of the development of tools and the development of local informatics expertise necessary to complement the domain-specific expertise of the researcher.

They were identified from our local informatics' database.

The Informatics Center collates, manages, and distributes core data, in collaboration with each of the six local informatics units.

The registry was developed through collaboration among public health agencies (federal, state, city, and local), informatics specialists, infection control professionals, microbiologists, and academic researchers.

The two systems can be installed and used independently, or jointly if a laboratory already has a local informatics system for sample or assay data, it can be used jointly with AIMS or SIMS, respectively.

In the case of Eskenazi Health, these were carefully developed and maintained by local clinical informatics experts.

This paper reviews our local gero-informatics early experience of developing a computerized decision support system (CDSS) to enhance hospital care for elders with CI by reducing inappropriate use of anticholinergic medications, urinary catheters, and physical restraints.

Raw data were first imported into a Genetraffic duo database (Iobion Informatics, Toronto, Canada), local background-subtracted and normalized using a Lowess (locally weighted linear regression) transformation.

Funded by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), many local platforms in the biomedical informatics space have been established to support data sharing, including informatics for integrating biology and the bedside (i2b2) [ 42], cancer biomedical informatics grid (caBIG) [ 43], and biomedical informatics research network (BIRN) [ 44].

BMI: body mass index; HER: electronic health record; EU: European Union; GP: general practitioner; HIS: health information systems; ICT: information and communication technologies; IR: interquartile rang; LAN: local area network; MI: medical informatics; PHC: primary health care; PHCC: primary health care centre The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

They have reported their findings at conferences attended by clinical colleagues, nurse research seminars within the hospital trust, at a research symposium to designed to stimulate interest from local universities in secondary care informatics and at a national user group meeting they coordinated in collaboration with their EPR supplier.