ICMCC

the international council on medical & care compunetics

news page

23
February, 2012
Thursday

Data mining looks for clues to prevention, treatment of depression

“Business intelligence specialists in Australia are examining how to mine patient data and clinician notes in search of better ways to diagnose and treat depression, a condition not linked to specific biological causes.
“We are noticing a spread of a depression epidemic throughout the whole world,” say researchers from the Digital Ecosystems and Business Intelligence Institute at Curtin University of Technology, in Perth, Australia, Science Daily reports. “Usually, an epidemic, such as a swine flu…has a pathogen associated with it. But, there is no pathogen involved with the depression epidemic”.”

Article
Neil Versel, FierceHealthIT, 13 December 2010

13 December 2010 | Categories: News | Country: United States | Tag(s): Data Mining, Depression, Prevention
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
If you appreciate our news pages, don't forget to subscribe or try the NEW ICMCC toolbar!

Leave a Reply

Back to News Page

subscribe

ICMCC is member of

IFMBE

WABT

© ICMCC 2004-2011

Log in