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Dynamischer Entscheidungssupport mit MedDec

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Informationsmanagement in der Medizin

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Über die grundsätzlichen Probleme computergestützter medizinischer Expertensysteme und wie diese in diagnostische und therapeutische Lösungsansätze für die Praxis umgesetzt werden können.

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  1. H. Funk
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  1. Referent für Neue Medien, Berufsverband Dt. Dermatologen, Furtwänglerstraße 5, 69121, Heidelberg, Deutschland

    Matthias Herbst

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Funk, H., Bock, K. (1999). Dynamischer Entscheidungssupport mit MedDec. In: Herbst, M. (eds) Informationsmanagement in der Medizin. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51738-9_8

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