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informatics

Same as information technology and information systems. The term is more widely used in Europe.



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Over the past four years, three nurse informaticians from the Clinical Information Systems team have managed projects across the 830 bed multicampus Peninsula Health Service.
Nurses combine IT and nursing skills to improve discharge ... by Ribbons, Bob / Australian Nursing Journal
Increasingly, librarians compete with medical informaticians, basic scientists, health service statisticians, and clinicians for ownership of problems and approaches.
Improving health care through information: research challenges for ... by Dalrymple, Prudence W. / Library Trends
What sets the Syllego system apart is its remarkable ability to bring together groups of geneticists, biologists, and informaticians through the use of a single genotyping data repository," says Yelena Shevelenko, Vice President and General Manger of Rosetta Biosoftware.
Rosetta Biosoftware's Rosetta Syllego System Achieves ... by Business Wire
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