day 4_types of med info

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TYPES OF MEDICAL

INFORMATION


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Categories By targeted audience

By contents

By publication form


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By Targeted Audience Patient specific

Knowledge-based


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Patient-specificApplies to individual patients

Purpose is to inform medical practitioners about

health and disease of patients patients medical record

Computer-based patient record = electronic healthrecord


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Electronic Health Record a representation of all of a patients data that one

would find in the paper-based record, but in a codedand structured, machined-readable form.

Hospital information systems

Laboratory information lab tests/results

Pharmacy information medication dispensing, drug

information/interaction, billing, inventoryRadiology information schedule, billing, results

Nursing information nursing documents, careplanning, administration information


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Hospital information system (cont.) Hospital information hospital census (admission,

discharge, transfer)

Chart management/medical records management ofpaper records/statistical reports


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Patient-specific information *not accessible to public

*confidential


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Knowledge-based information forms the scientific foundation of biomedicine

derived and organized from observational and

experimental research In the clinical setting

provides clinicians, administrators, and researchers withknowledge that can be applied to individual patients

In the basic (medical) science settingknowledge-based information provides the archive of

research reports upon which further research builds


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Clinical Reference Tools Evidence-based practice tools

Drug information websites MIMS, Filipino Doctors,

dosage calculators Dynamed

UpToDate

Cochrane systematic reviews

BMJ Clinical evidence

First Consult


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Basic Medical Sciences Curriculum-support

Textbooks, reference books, journals, databases

EbscohostAccessmedicine

MDConsult

Proquest Medical Library

Ovid

Sciencedirect


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By Content Basic resources - textbooks, dictionaries, directories

Research resources - journals where research is

published on an ongoing basisAnalytical resources - experts study all available

research, analyze it (through a systematic process) andthen synthesize it, presenting unbiased facts,

evidence, and guidelines to help others to provide theright healthcare


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By Publication Primary resources original research that appears in journals,

books, reports, and other sources reports the initial discovery of health knowledge

usually with either original data or re-analysis of data (e.g., meta-

analyses) Secondary resources Lists (or databases) that lead us to

primary resources reviews, condenses, and/or synthesizes the primary literature

emanates from original publications, e.g. are books,

monographs, and review articles in journals and otherpublications

opinion-based writing such as editorials and position or policypapers

Tertiary resources Lists of lists or databases that lead us to allavailable secondary resources


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life cycle of scientific information


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By Medium Print

Electronic


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Categories By targeted audience

By contents

By publication form


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By Type of Medical LibrariesAcademic/Medical School

Hospital

Government Agency International Organizations

Pharmaceutical and other companies


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Remember: Ensure that the information that a patient or

consumer seeks will be sourced from authentic andreliable resources.

Clients will search every available resource as requiredand will contact other information professionals foradditional help if required


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Vocabularies and Terminologies Basic Sciences

Clinical Science/Specialties


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Basic Sciences1. Anatomy2. Behavioral Science3. Biochemistry

4. Biostatistics5. Cytology6. Embryology7. Epidemiology8. Genetics9. Hematology10. Histology11. Histopathology

12. Immunology13. Microbiology14. Molecular biology

15. Neuroscience16. Nutrition science17. Parasitology18. Pathology19. Pharmacology20. Physiology21. Social Medicine22. Toxicology


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Clinical Science/Specialty1. Allergy and immunology

2. Anesthesiology

3. Cardiology

4. Dermatology

5. Emergency medicine

6. Endocrinology

7. Gastroenterology

8. Geriatrics

9. Gynecology

10. Health informatics11. Infectious disease

12. Internal medicine

13. Neonatology

14. Nephrology

15. Neurology

16. Nuclear medicine

17. Obstetrics

18. Occupational medicine

19. Oncology

20. Ophthalmology

21. Orthopedics

22. Otorhinolaryngology

23. Pediatrics

24. Pharmacology

25. Physical and rehabilitation

26. Psychiatry

27. Public health

28. Pulmonology

29. Radiology

30. Surgery

31. Urology


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FORMAT Definition

Etymology

Related terms *Trivial

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