Attribut:Beschreibung-EN
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Theorems and methods of algebra, analysis, logic, numerical mathematics, probability theory and statistics, cryptography essential for BMHI (Biomedical and Health Informatics) +
Higher-level competences +
Soft skills, communication, project planning, conflict management, team management, project design +
Methodological foundations of computer science: data structuring for documentation, structured data acquisition, information retrieval, data capture +
The mathematical and statistical basics +
Theorems and methods of algebra, analysis, logic, numerical mathematics, probability theory and statistics, cryptography essential for BMHI (Biomedical and Health Informatics) +
Methods of theoretical informatics/computer science, e.g. complexity theory, encryption/security +
The necessary documentation and information within the framework of health care provision +
The efficient and responsible use of information processing tools, to support health care professionals practice and their decision making +
The need for medical documentation using examples +
The various types of medical documentation, their structure and fields of application, in particular the basic documentation of hospitals and medical practices +
Advantages and disadvantages of electronic documentation, its differences to paper documentation and the problems of media gaps +
Features for a medical documentation procedure +
A clinical workplace system (KAS) (i.e. requesting examinations, documenting medical findings as well as writing medical prescriptions and reports) +
Tasks and functions of the different types of electronic patient records (initiated by a physician, institution-related or cross-institutional) and the electronic health record (initiated by the patient). +
The rules for the presentation of practices and clinics on the Internet as well as the general conditions for medical consultations on the Internet +
Characteristics, functionalities and examples of information systems to support patients and the public (e.g. patient-oriented information system architectures and applications, personal health records, sensor-enhanced information systems) +
Patients' possibilities of playing an active role in their individual health care through information services +
The principles of appropriate documentation and health data management (incl. the ability to use and set up health and medical coding systems). +
Diagnoses using ICD-10-GM (International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, 10th Revision, German Modification) for inpatient and outpatient use +