Course Contents | · Introduction: Introduction to Computers. Hardware. Software. Digital Representation of Data. Multimedia Data
· Introduction to Information Systems: Information Management. Database Files
· Database Management Systems.
· Information Systems in Health: Patient Electronic Medical Records System.
· Laboratory System. Management System. Examinations System. Clinical Care System. Human Resources Management System. Accountant System. Reception System. On-line Support System. Expert Medical Systems. Communications and Security Issues. Tele-Medicine
· Evaluation of Information Systems in Health
· Laboratory: Windows Operating System, the computer environment, and desktop issues, computer files management. Internet (Information)/E-mail (Communication) browsing (assessing, using favorites, and organizing web pages), and navigation (search engine). Electronic mail, main steps to Messaging (read, reply, and send a message; duplicate, move, and delete email text), as well as mail management (using address book, organizing messages, and printing).Word Processor - Microsoft Word main operations of the application such as insert, select, and edit data, as well as duplicate, move, delete, search and replace text. Formatting issues and specifically text, paragraph and document formatting, tables, pictures, images, and charts management. Presentation - Microsoft PowerPoint, main operations of the application such as insert new slide, slide design, layout and background, slide transition, Master slide, action buttons and settings, custom animation, slide show, insert picture and chart. Application software of Patient Electronic Medical Record. Evaluation of software samples available on-line (demo).
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References | - Τ. Μπότσης, Σ. Χαλκιώτης, Πληροφορική υγείας – Η εφαρμογή της πληροφορικής στο χώρο της υγείας, Δίαυλος, 2005
- L. Burke, B. Weill, Information Technology for the Health Professions, Prentice Hall, 2008
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Planned learning activities and teaching methods | The course is delivered to the students by means of lectures, conducted with the help of computer-based presentations. Lecture notes and presentations are available through the web for students to use in combination with the textbooks.
In Laboratories lectures and demonstrations are implemented by laboratory instructors and exercises are performed by the students under the guidance and supervision of laboratory instructors.
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