A network of web multimedia medical information servers for a Medical School and University Hospital

Denier, P; Beux, P. Le; Delamarre, Denis; Fresnel, A.; Cléret, M; Courtin, Christophe; Seka, L P; Pouliquen, Bruno; Cleran, L.; Riou, C.; Burgun, Anita; Jarno, P.; Leduff, Franck; Lesaux, H.; Duvauferrier, R

doi:10.1016/s1386-5056(97)00047-6

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“…Surfing indifferently on both databases is possible with the powerful search engine which has been previously developed [24,25]. Using this software, which also analyses medical syntax, various computer-assisted learning modules with associated evaluations using multiple-choice questions and evaluated lectures have been developed [26]. A forum and a virtual staff allow a place for information exchange.…”

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Radiology on Internet: advice in consulting websites and evaluating their quality

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Services offered by Internet are increasing continually and 15,000 medical websites covering all the specialties are available presently. Finding relevant information with a spider-web organization is difficult. We recommend starting with hierarchical lists which propose a selection of sites corresponding to medical specialties. We give our selection of important radiological websites dealing with image databases, case reports, radioanatomy and continuing medical education. While surfing the Web, an evaluation of the quality of websites is necessary. We used quality criteria proposed by Darmoni to rate the quality of ten websites. The global quality is good; help pages and external links are the main noticed shortcomings. All webmasters should pay attention to quality criteria and show visible marks of Darmoni criteria on their home page. To be able to foresee which Internet options should be developed, we evaluated our website and sent a questionnaire to our users. Clinical cases are the most requested facilities; they could be used for continuing medical education.

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“…Almost every large system vendor now offers, or promises, Web-based medical record systems. A number of academic medical centers including the University of California, San Diego, 27 Columbia Presbyterian, New York, NY, 28 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 29 University of Missouri, Columbia, 30 University of Washington, Seattle 31 Partners of Boston, Boston, Mass, 32 Care Group of Boston, 33 University of Wisconsin, Madison, 34 Children's Hospital of Boston, 35 Mayo Clinics, 36 and Centre Hospitalier, Rennes, France, 37 have wrapped their EMR in browser technology.…”

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“…The project is based on the existence of a regional and national university network for academic research and universities. These networks are interconnected: for instance, the university network is connected to the regional network in Brittany (ROR, Reseau Ouest Recherche) which is itself connected to the national RENATER network and to Internet [2] .. The use of the network is free of charge for academic endusers, since the network has been promoted and financed by local regional and national public funds.…”

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Medical Informatics Training and Research at Rennes University School of Medicine

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The University of Rennes Medical School has offered Medical informatics training since 1988; at the same time, research in medical informatics was started. This paper describes the teaching programs at both the undergraduate level and at the graduate level. Research topics comprise fundamental research on biomedical models, ontologies for medical knowledge representations, natural language processing, and research for diagnosis and therapeutic aids. We have developed a local area network which communicates between the School of Medicine and the University Hospital, both internally (Intranet) and externally by access to the National Research network (RENA TER) in France, which is connected to the internet.

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A network of web multimedia medical information servers for a Medical School and University Hospital

Cited by 17 publications

References 9 publications

Radiology on Internet: advice in consulting websites and evaluating their quality

Radiology on Internet: advice in consulting websites and evaluating their quality

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Medical Informatics Training and Research at Rennes University School of Medicine

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