Structure and software tools of AIDA

Duisterhout, J. S.; Franken, Berend; Witte, Frans

doi:10.1016/0169-2607(87)90083-6

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“…All other information is obtained from the data transfer. Currently, data can be imported from a Hospital Information System, from the cardiology departmental information system, from a general practitioner's information system (such as ELIAS [11]) and from widely known systems as dbaselI1, Lotus 123 or SPSS. SQL-based databases can also be imported directly into the research DBMS.…”

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A prototype integrated medical workstation environment

Mulligen

Timmers

Heuvel

et al. 1993

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

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In this paper the requirements, design, and implementation of a prototype integrated medical workstation environment are outlined. The aim of the workstation is to provide user-friendly, task-oriented support for clinicians, based on existing software and data. The prototype project has been started to investigate the technical possibilities of graphical user-interfaces, network technology, client-server approaches, and software encapsulation. Experience with the prototype encouraged discussion on both the limitations and the essential features for an integrated medical workstation.

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A prototype integrated medical workstation environment

Mulligen

Timmers

Heuvel

et al. 1993

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

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Design of the Diagnostic Encyclopedia Workstation (DEW)

Ginneken

Smeulders

Jansen³

et al. 1990

Computers in Biology and Medicine

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The Diagnostic Encyclopedia Workstation (DEW) contains reference knowledge for diagnostic support in pathology. Illustrations are accessible via a video disc device. DEW can hold more knowledge, pictures and case histories than books, and its information is accessible via several entries. Software for data entry has been written in MUMPS with use of the relational database toolkit AIDA, which is particularly suited for manipulation of free text. The graphical mouse-driven user interface is written in C using MetaWindows. The DEW contains 85 diagnoses in ovarian pathology, covering all frequent cases and many rarities, illustrated by approximately 3000 pictures, divided among 158 cases.

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Prist: A fourth-generation tool for medical information systems

Cristiani

Larizza

1990

International Journal of Bio-Medical Computing

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Structure and software tools of AIDA

Cited by 12 publications

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A prototype integrated medical workstation environment

A prototype integrated medical workstation environment

Design of the Diagnostic Encyclopedia Workstation (DEW)

Prist: A fourth-generation tool for medical information systems

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