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Bio-Medical Informatics: One Discipline. AMIA 2002 Symposium. Program and Registration Materials.

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2002-11-09

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American Medical Informatics Assocation (AMIA)

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This conference was intended for people who had an interest in any of the many aspects of information technology in health care.

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The AMIA 2002 Symposium was held in San Antonio, Texas on November 9-13, 2002. "The World's Most Comprehensive Annual Conference on Health Care Informatics".

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United States, Education, Informatics, Information Systems

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American Medical Informatics Assocation (AMIA). 2002. Bio-Medical Informatics: One Discipline. AMIA 2002 Symposium. Program and Registration Materials. Bethesda, MD: American Medical Informatics Assocation (AMIA). 3-90.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/43082

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