The document provides an introduction to medical informatics presented by Aslı Yazağan. It discusses the history of applying mathematics concepts like statistics and probability to social sciences including medicine. It also outlines emerging trends in medical fields like genomic medicine and electronic health records. New technologies being applied to medicine are reviewed like wearable devices, 3D printing, and virtual/augmented reality.
1. Introduction to Medical Informatics
Aslı YAZAĞAN
Middle East Technical University
Doctoral Student at
Informatic Institute
Medical Informatics Programme
&
RTEU Vocational School
Teaching Assistant at
Computer Technologies Department
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2. Who I am
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Matematics @ Hacettepe
Informatics @ Pittsburgh
Medical Informatics Metu
3. Overview
Story of Mathematics and Statistics
Medical Informatics
Global Health Issues
Emerging Trends
The Future of Medicine
New Technologies in Medicine
Wearable & Portable Health Devices
3D Printing
Augmented Reality
Online Health Communities
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4. Chain Problem
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Here is the story
What do you
think about
this?
5. Chain Problem
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What about
this?
6. Turbulance Theory
Newton (17.yy) vs. Laplace (18.yy)
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7. Math : Language of Nature
• Math create rules to define the whole universe.
• Is it possible to apply mathematics’s principles on
social sciences such as biology, sociology, economic
and medicine?
• Is it language for human nature?
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8. Dealing with uncertanity
• Human ~ Uncertanity, many variables..
• Not possible to have exact result.
• How to calculate the probability of a case occurs?
Statistics and Probability
• 16yy : researchers tries to deal with uncertanity.
Kuantum Physics rely on uncertanity.
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9. Mathematics
use statistics and probability to diffuse
social sciences.
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Social Sciences
(biology,
sociology,
economics
medicine)
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10. Statistics
• 17.yy - a salesclerk in London : John Graunt
• Weekly Death Report from all regions > Live table
63 disease and death reasons
First time new born sex balance
Age distibution of people in the region
Child and old deaths and reasons
• Mathematics meet with Social Sciences…
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11. Statistics
• If a person 60 years old what is the prob. of he lives
until 80?
• Even papa used!
“According to table half of people die before 17 years old. So
instead of complaining about life, we should think each year a
gift for us given.” Edmont Halley
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12. Statistics
• Social phenomenon has a reason and statistics can
be used to set rules for social regulation.
• Founder of modern statistics: Belguim scientist
Lambert Adolphe-Jacques Quetelet
• People’s weight, height, limb lenght and also
entellectual properties…
All human features has similar distibution.
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13. Statistics
• Measurable features has a distribution depending
a mathematical function.
• But people income does not show a normal
distribution??
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14. Probability
• Gamblers..
• Karl Peason
24.000 coin toss : 12.000 vs 12.012
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“Looks like a chance but it obeys a rule”.
15. Probability and Genetics
• A priest from Moravia : Mendel
• Mathematicals foundation of Genetics
• Experiments on peas
Similar to 2 coin toss experiment.
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16. Next Generation Sequencing
• Geneticists tries to predicts future
generation characteristics analyzing DNA
using statisicical methods.
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17. Big Data
• Probability and Statistics are meaningfull
if
there is a BIG AMOUNT OF DATA
Informatics
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18. The world is getting old… Demand is increasing…
The life expectancy of human is increasing
Chronic diseases is increasing
Health Personnel need is increasing
Health consciousness is improving
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Hospitals need
Qualified Health workers need
Increasing Health Expenses and gap between rich & poor
Insufficient education of public
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23. Emerging Trends in Medical Field
Genomic Medicine
Standardized Electronic Health Records
Remote Healthcare and Diagnosis
Aggregated Public Health Data
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24. Genomic Medicine
• Advances in genomic medicine envision personalized
medicine that uses individuals’ genome information to
prevent, diagnose and treat diseases.
Challenges: storing, sharing and analyzing the genomic data.
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25. Electronic Health Records
• Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a longitutudinal
electronic record of patient health information
generated by one or more encounters in any care
delivery setting.
Challenges: Storing, sharing and analyzing it securely.
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26. Remote Healthcare and Diagnosis
• Solution for the people that are not able to get
good health services in rural areas.
• Health Professionals can collaborate to give the
best decision for patients.
• Patients can be monitored to get real-time health
information using a mobile device and an alarm
system can be triggered when an abnormal
situation is detected.
Challenges: Storing, sharing and analyzing it securely.
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27. Aggregated Public Health Data
• Large data obtained by digital health records that
does not have information identifies any individual
patients.
Challenges: Analyzing this data can produce significant
outcomes for public assessments, public education and
for commercial purposes.
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28. What are the NEEDs for Future?
Clinicians need to;
Be more efficient
Migrate away from paper based-records
Reduce Medication errors
Have educational and patient related information at their
fingerprints.
More tools for clinicians;
Internet
High speed computers
Voice recognition
Wireless and mobile technology
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29. A Geek Doctor
Bertalan Meskó, MD, PhD
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35. What could be a Solution?
•Application of computers, communications and information
technology and systems to all field of medicine – medical care,
medical education and medical research.
•Use scientific field that deals with big data.
•Understanding, skills and tools that enable the sharing and use
of information to deliver healthcare and promote health
Doctor 2.0
•Bioinformatics
Analysis of biological information using computers and
statistical techniques; the science of developing and utilizing
computer databases and algorithms to accelerate and enhance
biological research.
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36. Medicine + Mathematics + Engineering + Informatics
Medicine : grounds us in clinically relevent questions
Mathematics : news way to analyze and taylor it to specific disease
Engineering : put the pieces together
Informatics: helps to deal with big data
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37. Medical Informatics
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Medicine is going to become an
information science.
Dr. Leroy Hood (Genomics pioneer)
38. Wearable Health Devices
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Paramedics using the handheld
Stroke Angel system in the
field.
Ambulances equipped with PDA-
based checklists help guide
the paramedics’ examination of
patient status; the PDA transfers
examination results and patient
data wirelessly to an appropriate
hospital for pre-registration and
check-in.
39. Wearable Health Devices
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A belt that can
monitor a
developing baby's
heartbeat, sleep
and motion could
allow doctors to
monitor high-risk
pregnancies
without
hospitalising
mothers
40. Wearable Health Devices
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The ActiBelt system: Multiple
MS patients wore ActiBelts
for seven days at home so
that researchers could record
their movements and
measure their daily activity. It
can detect movements
related to running, walking,
sitting, standing up, lying
down.
41. 3D Printing
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In 2013, French Professor
Alain Carpentier
engineered the first self-
regulating artificial heart,
using biomaterials and
electronic sensors.
Electronic sensors and
microprocessors could
monitor blood pressure
and flow in real time –
instantly adjusting the
pulse rate.
42. Virtual & Augmented Reality
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Turkey Case
46. Medical Informatics Education in Turkey
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•Computer education class first in 1984 in Medical faculties.
•Most of Medical Faculties have Computer class.
•Medical Informatician is
a Biostatician
a lecturer from Public Health department?
a lecturer from Medical Education department?
•Course Contents:
ICT (Information Communication Technology)
Computer Hardware - Office Programs
Medical Informatics
HIS, EHR, Health Standards, Databases, Medical Literature
and Internet, etc.
https://youtu.be/iTAKyezQggk
47. Medical Informatics SubFields
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•Health Information Systems
•Decision Support Systems
•Bioinformatics
Electronic Health Records
Image Processing
Signal Analysis
Nursing Information Systems
TeleMedicine
Health Standards(HL7 ,DICOM)
Augmented Reality
3-D Printing
Wearable Health devices
Medical Informatics Education
48. Decision Support Systems
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•Decision making process requires having all relevant
data displayed in a meaningful setting.
•Medical Images Analysis
Abnormally detection from the medical images
Image segmentation and registration
49. Bioinformatics
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•Bioinformatic and biomedical researchers need resource-
intensive applications to store large data sets, catalogs and
archives.
•Image analysis, data mining, protein folding and gene
sequencing are all important tasks for biomedical researches
Notas do Editor
A basic physic problem can be solve with mathematics.
gravitational force , planets are supposed to crash sun or spread into space
But human is a complicated as its nature. Uncertanity and many variables related with each other..
Weekly Death report from all regions
A booklet about findings from these reports.
Papa used table to prevent people from superstition. People tought moon and odd ages (like 7,9,13) affecs their health.
Phylosofical results
Founder of modern statistics: Belguim scientist Lambert Adolphe-Jacques Quetelet
Social phenomenon has a reason and statistics can be used to set rules for social regulation.
He analyzed people’s weight, height, limb lenght and also entellectual properties that are defined by psycological tests. And he found that all human features has similar distibution.
Tail or heads
How Genetic features inherits to the the next generatin
Next generation sequencing:
Geneticists tries to predicts future generation characteristics analyzing DNA using statisicical methods.
Big data and informatics..
Chronic Disease
Cancer are world’s dominant health problems
http://youtu.be/hChq5drjQl4
Genomic Medicine is on the score of personalized medicine.
http://youtu.be/hChq5drjQl4
http://youtu.be/hChq5drjQl4
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Use scientific field that deals with resources, devices and formalized methods for optimizing the storage, retrieval and management of biomedical information for problem solving and decision making.