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And Others; Eskenazi, Solomon – Journal of Medical Education, 1976
In this information system, sponsored research information is routinely forwarded, in machine-readable form, from NIH to Columbia, to the benefit of each. The promotion of future systems development is enhanced through the adoption of standardized data element designations and definitions. (LBH)
Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Data Collection, Data Processing, Databases

Hart, Lynette A.; And Others – Humane Innovations and Alternatives, 1993
Summarizes alternatives to using live animals for the teaching of veterinary medicine both currently and over time. Advantages of using teaching alternatives include low cost, accessibility, completeness, psychomotor skill training, ease of repetitive use, and humanness to both the animal and the person. (Author/MDH)
Descriptors: Curriculum, Curriculum Development, Databases, Higher Education

Tilson, Yvette; East, Harry – Online & CD-ROM Review, 1994
Conducted at two British universities in 1993, a year-long trial service study of 20 bio-scientists using GRATEFUL MED software access to National Library of Medicine databases, principally MEDLINE, found that the users approved most of the service's ease, convenience, and time saving features and disapproved of its susceptibility to network…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Biomedicine, Databases, Foreign Countries

Frisse, Mark E. – Academic Medicine, 1992
An analysis of the state of medical informatics, the application of computer and information technology to biomedicine, looks at trends and concerns, including integration of traditionally distinct enterprises (clinical information systems, financial information, scholarly support activities, infrastructures); informatics career choice and…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Databases, Educational Change, Educational Trends