Introduction to some essential Concepts for Biomedical Computing. Focus on Security and Privacy.

1. HCI 111
By Dr. Khaled Ouanes Ph.D.
E-mail: k.ouanes@seu.edu.sa
Twitter: @khaled_ouanes

2. Biomedical Data: Their Acquisition, Storage & Use
Data
Information
KNOWLEDGE
The Data-to-Knowledge Spectrum (data, information, knowledge)
CONSTANTLY EVOLVING CYCLE : KNOWLEDGE CHANGES

3. EXAMPLE:
Data is the raw facts
obtained e.g. My blood
pressure is 150/90.
Information is outcome of
analyzing data e.g.: My
blood pressure is high.
Knowledge is obtained from
analyzing information e.g.
hypertension is diagnosed
when blood pressure is
higher that 150/90.

4. Essential Concepts for Biomedical Computing
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9. Biomedical
Computing:
Security

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11. Essential Concepts for Biomedical Computing
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16. ISs can be described as organizational and management solutions to
challenges posed by the environment.
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Organization
Management
Technology