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What is Information Processes

Handbook of Research on Information Technology Management and Clinical Data Administration in Healthcare
In library and information science there are 4 general types of such processes: collecting information, processing information, storing information, and delivering information.
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Informational Priorities in Health Information Systems
Malgorzata Kisilowska (University of Warsaw, Poland)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-356-2.ch047
Abstract
This chapter presents the model of a wide health information system, designed in accordance with information science theories and requirements. The model, based on modern ICT solutions, reflects the idea of information processes (collection, indexing, transfer) as seen in an information science perspective. It concentrates on optimal answering information needs of different categories of patrons, including adaptation of information-retrieval tools to their competencies. The author discusses different types of information indispensable in healthcare practice, analyzes methods of knowledge representation in health information system, proposes methodology of surveying information needs of health professionals, and describes challenges of linguistic tools used in information systems. The author hopes that such a model will emphasis the need of cooperation among ICT, health, and information professionals in designing information structures and processes.
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