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interdisciplinary field that involves the study, design, development, implementation, and management of information systems and technology to solve problems and enhance decision-making across various domains
Informatics
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set of interconnected components that collect, process, store, and distribute information to support decision-making, coordination, control, analysis, and visualization in organizations
Information systems
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5 Type of Information Systems
- People - Processes - Data - Information - Technology
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responsible for inputting data, making decisions, and using the information provided by the system
People
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activities and procedures that govern how information is collected, processed, stored, and disseminated within an organization
Processes
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raw facts and figures that are collected and stored within the information system
Data
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processed data that has been organized, analyzed, and interpreted to provide value and support decision-making
Information
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encompasses the hardware, software, networks, and infrastructure that enable the collection, processing, storage, and distribution of information within the system
Technology
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study of computation, algorithms, data structures, and the design and analysis of algorithms
Computer Science
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sets of instructions used to
solve specific problems or perform specific tasks
Algorithms
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define how data elements are arranged, how they can be accessed and manipulated, and what operations can be performed on them
Data Structures
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2 Types of Computer Science
Algorithms, Data Structures
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6 Types of Information Systems
- Transaction Processing Systems - Management Information Systems - Decision Support Systems - Executive Information Systems - Enterprise Resource Planning Systems - Knowledge Management Systems
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system that record and process transactions, such as sales, purchases, and inventory updates, in real-time to support day-to-day operations
Transaction processing systems
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systems that provide managers with reports and summaries of operational data to support planning, control, and decision-making at the middle management level
Management Information Systems
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systems that help users analyze data, evaluate alternatives, and make informed decisions by providing interactive tools, modeling techniques, and access to internal and external information
Decision Support Systems
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systems that provide top-level executives with strategic information and ad-hoc analysis to support long-term planning, goal setting, and performance monitoring
Executive Information Systems
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systems that integrate core business processes, such as finance, human resources, supply chain management, and customer relationship management, into a unified platform to streamline operations and improve efficiency
Enterprise Resource Planning Systems
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systems that designed to facilitate the creation, organization, storage, retrieval, sharing, and utilization of knowledge and expertise within an organization
Knowledge Management Systems
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branch of medical science that focuses on the study of biological processes and their relationship to human health and disease
Biomedicine
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to understand the structure and function of the human body at the molecular, cellular, and organ levels
Human Biology
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investigates the causes, mechanisms, and progression of diseases
Defense Mechanism
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contributes to the development of diagnostic tools, medical imaging, techniques, pharmaceuticals, and therapeutic interventions to prevent, diagnose, and treat various diseases
Diagnosis and Treatment
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studying disease patterns, risk factors, preventive measures to improve population health and reduce burden of diseases
Public Health & Epidemiology
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intersects with engineering disciplines to develop medical devices, prosthetics, diagnostic equipment, and healthcare technologies to enhance patient care and improve medical outcomes
Biomedical Engineering
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anatomy is the study of the structure of the human body, including organs, tissues, and systems, while physiology focuses functions and processes that occur within functions and processes that occur within living organisms
Anatomy and Physiology
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explores the chemical processes and molecular mechanisms underlying biological functions, including metabolism, gene expression, and cellular signaling
Biochemistry
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study of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, and their interactions with humans, environment, and other organisms
Microbiology
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investigates the immune system's structure, function, and response to pathogens, allergens, and foreign substances, as well as its role in autoimmune diseases and cancer
Immunology
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examines the inheritance and variation of genes within populations, while genomics studies the structure, function, and evolution of genomes, including genes, non-coding
DNA, and epigenetic modifications
Genetics and Genomics
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investigates the effects of drugs and chemicals on biological systems, including mechanisms of action,therapeutic uses, side effects, and drug interactions
Pharmacology
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involves the study of disease processes, including their causes, mechanisms, manifestations, and effects on tissues and organs, often through the examination of tissue samples and autopsy specimens
Pathology
33
examines the distribution, determinants, and patterns of diseases within populations, as well as the factors influencing disease occurrence and spread
Epidemiology
34
integrates principles of engineering and biology to develop medical devices, prosthetics, diagnostic tools, and healthcare technologies to improve patient care and outcomes
Biomedical Engineering
35
Bioinbiapplies computational and statistical techniques to analyze biological data, including genomic sequences, protein structures, and gene expression profiles, to derive insights into biological processes and diseases
Bioinformatics
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process of using digital technologies to transform traditional analog processes, systems, and services into digital formats. It involves the conversion of data, information, and workflows into digital form, enabling more efficient storage, processing, analysis, and communication
Digitalization
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converting analog data such as text, images, audio, and video, into digital formats that can be stored, manipulated and transmitted electronically
Data Digitization
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redesigning processes, organizational structures, and service delivery models to leverage digital technologies and capabilities
Digital Transformation
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using automation technologies and artificial intelligence algorithms to perform repetitive tasks, analyze data, and make decisions without human intervention. It also enables greater efficiency. scalability, and consistency in operations, while Al enhances the capabilities of digital systems through machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision
Automation & Artificial Intelligence
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to facilitate real-time communication, collaboration, and information sharing among individuals and organizations
Digital Communication
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Harnessing the power of big data analytics and data science techniques to extract actionable insights, patterns, and trends from large volumes of data
Data analytics and insights
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Connecting physical devices, sensors, and machines to the internet to collect, exchange, and analyze data in real-time
Internet of things
43
Implementing measures to protect digital assets, information systems, and user data from unauthorized access, cybertracks, and data breaches
Cybersecurity
44
refers to the integration of digital technologies, data-driven approaches, and computational methods into various aspects of biomedical research, healthcare delivery, and patient care. It involves leveraging digital tools and techniques to collect, analyze, interpret, and disseminate biomedical data, with the aim of improving understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and
management of diseases.
Digitalization in Biomedicine
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to collect, store, manage, and analyze healthcare data, including electronic health records (EHRs), medical imaging, genomic data, and patient-generated data from wearable devices and mobile apps.
Health Informatics
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extract insights, identify patterns, and predict outcomes. These techniques can help researchers and healthcare providers uncover new biomarkers, discover novel drug targets, and develop personalized treatment strategies.
Data Analytics and Machine Learning
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which use genomic, proteomic, and other molecular data to tailor medical treatments to individual patients. By analyzing large datasets of patient information, researchers can identify genetic variants, biomarkers, and therapeutic targets that inform personalized treatment decisions.
Precision Medicine
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enabling the storage, sharing, and analysis of images in digital formats. This allows for more efficient image interpretation, remote consultation, and computer-aided diagnosis using Al algorithms.
Medical Imaging & Diagnostics
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enables the delivery of healthcare services remotely through telemedicine platforms, video consultations, and virtual care programs. Additionally, remote monitoring technologies, such as wearable devices and home-based sensors, allow for continuous monitoring of patients' health status and early detection of changes or deterioration.
Telemedicine & Remote Monitoring
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provide healthcare providers with evidence-based guidelines, decision-making tools, and alerts to improve diagnostic accuracy, treatment selection, and patient outcomes.
Clinical Decision Support Systems
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providing secure platforms for data exchange, collaborative research projects, and knowledge sharing. This accelerates scientific discovery, fosters innovation, and enhances patient care.
Data Sharing & Collaboration
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interdisciplinary field that involves the study, design, development, implementation, and management of information systems and technology to solve problems and enhance decision-making across various domains
Informatics
2
set of interconnected components that collect, process, store, and distribute information to support decision-making, coordination, control, analysis, and visualization in organizations
Information systems
3
5 Type of Information Systems
- People - Processes - Data - Information - Technology
4
responsible for inputting data, making decisions, and using the information provided by the system
People
5
activities and procedures that govern how information is collected, processed, stored, and disseminated within an organization
Processes
6
raw facts and figures that are collected and stored within the information system
Data
7
processed data that has been organized, analyzed, and interpreted to provide value and support decision-making
Information
8
encompasses the hardware, software, networks, and infrastructure that enable the collection, processing, storage, and distribution of information within the system
Technology
9
study of computation, algorithms, data structures, and the design and analysis of algorithms
Computer Science
10
sets of instructions used to
solve specific problems or perform specific tasks
Algorithms
11
define how data elements are arranged, how they can be accessed and manipulated, and what operations can be performed on them
Data Structures
12
2 Types of Computer Science
Algorithms, Data Structures
13
6 Types of Information Systems
- Transaction Processing Systems - Management Information Systems - Decision Support Systems - Executive Information Systems - Enterprise Resource Planning Systems - Knowledge Management Systems
14
system that record and process transactions, such as sales, purchases, and inventory updates, in real-time to support day-to-day operations
Transaction processing systems
15
systems that provide managers with reports and summaries of operational data to support planning, control, and decision-making at the middle management level
Management Information Systems
16
systems that help users analyze data, evaluate alternatives, and make informed decisions by providing interactive tools, modeling techniques, and access to internal and external information
Decision Support Systems
17
systems that provide top-level executives with strategic information and ad-hoc analysis to support long-term planning, goal setting, and performance monitoring
Executive Information Systems
18
systems that integrate core business processes, such as finance, human resources, supply chain management, and customer relationship management, into a unified platform to streamline operations and improve efficiency
Enterprise Resource Planning Systems
19
systems that designed to facilitate the creation, organization, storage, retrieval, sharing, and utilization of knowledge and expertise within an organization
Knowledge Management Systems
20
branch of medical science that focuses on the study of biological processes and their relationship to human health and disease
Biomedicine
21
to understand the structure and function of the human body at the molecular, cellular, and organ levels
Human Biology
22
investigates the causes, mechanisms, and progression of diseases
Defense Mechanism
23
contributes to the development of diagnostic tools, medical imaging, techniques, pharmaceuticals, and therapeutic interventions to prevent, diagnose, and treat various diseases
Diagnosis and Treatment
24
studying disease patterns, risk factors, preventive measures to improve population health and reduce burden of diseases
Public Health & Epidemiology
25
intersects with engineering disciplines to develop medical devices, prosthetics, diagnostic equipment, and healthcare technologies to enhance patient care and improve medical outcomes
Biomedical Engineering
26
anatomy is the study of the structure of the human body, including organs, tissues, and systems, while physiology focuses functions and processes that occur within functions and processes that occur within living organisms
Anatomy and Physiology
27
explores the chemical processes and molecular mechanisms underlying biological functions, including metabolism, gene expression, and cellular signaling
Biochemistry
28
study of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, and their interactions with humans, environment, and other organisms
Microbiology
29
investigates the immune system's structure, function, and response to pathogens, allergens, and foreign substances, as well as its role in autoimmune diseases and cancer
Immunology
30
examines the inheritance and variation of genes within populations, while genomics studies the structure, function, and evolution of genomes, including genes, non-coding
DNA, and epigenetic modifications
Genetics and Genomics
31
investigates the effects of drugs and chemicals on biological systems, including mechanisms of action,therapeutic uses, side effects, and drug interactions
Pharmacology
32
involves the study of disease processes, including their causes, mechanisms, manifestations, and effects on tissues and organs, often through the examination of tissue samples and autopsy specimens
Pathology
33
examines the distribution, determinants, and patterns of diseases within populations, as well as the factors influencing disease occurrence and spread
Epidemiology
34
integrates principles of engineering and biology to develop medical devices, prosthetics, diagnostic tools, and healthcare technologies to improve patient care and outcomes
Biomedical Engineering
35
Bioinbiapplies computational and statistical techniques to analyze biological data, including genomic sequences, protein structures, and gene expression profiles, to derive insights into biological processes and diseases
Bioinformatics
36
process of using digital technologies to transform traditional analog processes, systems, and services into digital formats. It involves the conversion of data, information, and workflows into digital form, enabling more efficient storage, processing, analysis, and communication
Digitalization
37
converting analog data such as text, images, audio, and video, into digital formats that can be stored, manipulated and transmitted electronically
Data Digitization
38
redesigning processes, organizational structures, and service delivery models to leverage digital technologies and capabilities
Digital Transformation
39
using automation technologies and artificial intelligence algorithms to perform repetitive tasks, analyze data, and make decisions without human intervention. It also enables greater efficiency. scalability, and consistency in operations, while Al enhances the capabilities of digital systems through machine learning, natural language processing, and computer vision
Automation & Artificial Intelligence
40
to facilitate real-time communication, collaboration, and information sharing among individuals and organizations
Digital Communication
41
Harnessing the power of big data analytics and data science techniques to extract actionable insights, patterns, and trends from large volumes of data
Data analytics and insights
42
Connecting physical devices, sensors, and machines to the internet to collect, exchange, and analyze data in real-time
Internet of things
43
Implementing measures to protect digital assets, information systems, and user data from unauthorized access, cybertracks, and data breaches
Cybersecurity
44
refers to the integration of digital technologies, data-driven approaches, and computational methods into various aspects of biomedical research, healthcare delivery, and patient care. It involves leveraging digital tools and techniques to collect, analyze, interpret, and disseminate biomedical data, with the aim of improving understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and
management of diseases.
Digitalization in Biomedicine
45
to collect, store, manage, and analyze healthcare data, including electronic health records (EHRs), medical imaging, genomic data, and patient-generated data from wearable devices and mobile apps.
Health Informatics
46
extract insights, identify patterns, and predict outcomes. These techniques can help researchers and healthcare providers uncover new biomarkers, discover novel drug targets, and develop personalized treatment strategies.
Data Analytics and Machine Learning
47
which use genomic, proteomic, and other molecular data to tailor medical treatments to individual patients. By analyzing large datasets of patient information, researchers can identify genetic variants, biomarkers, and therapeutic targets that inform personalized treatment decisions.
Precision Medicine
48
enabling the storage, sharing, and analysis of images in digital formats. This allows for more efficient image interpretation, remote consultation, and computer-aided diagnosis using Al algorithms.
Medical Imaging & Diagnostics
49
enables the delivery of healthcare services remotely through telemedicine platforms, video consultations, and virtual care programs. Additionally, remote monitoring technologies, such as wearable devices and home-based sensors, allow for continuous monitoring of patients' health status and early detection of changes or deterioration.
Telemedicine & Remote Monitoring
50
provide healthcare providers with evidence-based guidelines, decision-making tools, and alerts to improve diagnostic accuracy, treatment selection, and patient outcomes.
Clinical Decision Support Systems
51
providing secure platforms for data exchange, collaborative research projects, and knowledge sharing. This accelerates scientific discovery, fosters innovation, and enhances patient care.
Data Sharing & Collaboration