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The document discusses various standards and technologies used for clinical decision support systems, including the HL7 Infobutton standard. It provides examples of how infobuttons can be used to link different applications and share clinical context in real-time. It also discusses the use of standards like SNOMED CT and LOINC to create HL7 infobuttons and generate HTML messages from XML representations.
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1. Using technology and neuroscience embedded with psychology and psychiatry to preserve humanity's essence.
2. Resources on this topic.
3. Examining how spiritual realms and religious thoughts and practices can align with neural changes in the mind.
Invent this! update0314
Futurist technology rapid transformation preserving humanity, a collection of ideas of using neurosciences, psychology in tandem with technologies.
The N philosophy
Statement: The N Philosophy is about attitude toward religions and beliefs. You thought you knew Christian belief? then explain why miracles stop? what makes people fall out of practice beliefs? hint: Jesus multiple loud talks against hypocrisy. It might well be incorporated foreign beliefs in order to understand Christian views.
To companies recruiters
How to maintain harmony in team work while nurturing creativity at work, is an art. Arts rooted in goodness,truth and beauty.My mutual feelings to yours.
Linkedin2012
The document discusses the connections between the soul, mind, body and whether this is an illusion or hope for treating brain diseases. It questions the links between the eyes and pineal gland and how sensory factors may be connected to chakras and if this could provide answers for brain diseases. The author suggests building abstract knowledge to achieve concrete results and provide hope for treating brain diseases.
Linkedinjune2011
To: Hiring Managers
Kindly find at the end page my slide show update. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Best Regards, Chris Ngo
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The document discusses various mnemonic techniques for memory retention including acronyms, sentences/acrostics, method of loci, chunking numbers, rhymes and songs. It provides examples of each technique and discusses how mnemonics were used in the author's past jobs working with data entry and coding. Basho Haiku poetry is also discussed as an example of conceptualization in a condensed form from Japanese culture.
Defining a Future for Humanity
The document discusses the role of information technology in shaping democracy and humanity's future. It argues that IT must pursue values of being an instrument of peace, sowing love where there is hatred, and bringing light where there is darkness. It also stresses the importance of building democracy based on responsibilities rather than consumerism and ending vanity to save democracy. It advocates for revising social networks to include spiritual factors and avoiding distorting teens' growth with politics.
CN Hobbies
The document discusses various mnemonic techniques that can be used to help remember and organize information, including acronyms, sentences/acrostics, the method of loci, chunking numbers, and rhymes/songs. It provides examples of how these techniques have been used for tasks like data entry, translating codes, and memorizing concepts and symbols. The document also briefly discusses the origins of mnemonic techniques in Japan and includes an example of a Haiku poem that conveys multiple ideas concisely.
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- 1. Disparate Application / Clinical Context Object Workgroup (CCOW) Standard Link Several Applications In Real Time - Tools Infobutton applied in health See next slide for application
Editor's Notes
- CDSS Clinical Decision Support System Tools Clinical Guidelines – Guideline Interchange Format (GLIF) [HL7] – Guideline Elements Model (GEM) [ASTM] • Disease Management Protocols • Infobutton [HL7] • Evidence-based Care Plans The implementations are XML or URL based for the HL7 Infobutton. Standard languages supported include RxNorm, LOINC, SNOMED CT, MeSH. The Compliant Context Manager then releases a HTML message. However, the URL can be automatically derived from the XML free text message Here focus Infobuttons. This is in memory of a gentleman co worker IT at WorldBank, S. Webber, who show me how to apply it into presentation messages. The core artifact of the Infobutton, Knowledge Request is an information model (Refined Message Information Model, or simply RMIM) that defines the structure and semantics of a context-aware knowledge request. I just wish how to create an info button script program applicable anywhere, regardless the context. If you have the patience to read the bottom line, here is a kudo for you: ----- Forwarded by Steven J. Webster/Person/World Bank on 05/21/2008 05:10 PM Infobutton 1. Open the document for editing using Ctrl+E. 2. Right-click on the button and select Copy to copy this button into a new memo. 3. Right-click on the button, select "Edit Button". 4. You can change the Label to whatever you want. 5. In the Programmer's Pane, the editable fields are between the ### fields. (Note that these symbols are GREEN in color.)
- Even if the constants of nature were slightly uneven, it would not have been life created. Full symmetry is recreated when two or three broken symmetries are combined (Hodgson, Peter.” Beauty In Science”, Science and Belief in the Nuclear Age p. 126) My hobby sculpture. Here is Nido D’Amore, a search for geometric (and soul) balance. The idea is, old habits and beliefs must go, give room for new hope.
- http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,1130606,00.asp# Future Tech: 20 Hot Technologies to Watch Materials: Carbon Nanotubes Health Care: Biosensors Microprocessors: Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography Warfare: E-Bombs Warfare: Infrared Countermeasures Mobile: Self-Driving Cars Energy: Fuel Cells Materials: Plastic Transistors Materials: OLED Displays Broadband: Silicon Photonics Networking: Microsoft SPOT Wireless: Mesh Networks Networking: Grid Computing Security: Quantum Cryptography Wireless: Radio-Frequency ID Tags Components: Magnetic Memory Entertainment: Social Gaming Software: Text Mining Recycling: Reverse Engineering Robotics: Cognitive Machines Prototype Playground R&D Watch
- A Robot exhibition at the World Bank Main Building 2007