Medical intelligence derived from the narrative dictation using CLU can then be sent to the clinical data repository and linked to multiple other sources of data (e.g., laboratory, pathology, imaging and other diagnostic services).
One practicing physician who also is a student of
medical intelligence has noted, "While much of clinical medicine is firmly grounded in basic science research, there is a substantial practical component to medical practice which cannot be found in any textbook, and is instead passed down from attending physicians to resident physicians to medical students." (11) This, of course, is not to say that the medical community does not continue to fight over this--it does--as the increasingly vocal "evidence-based" movement, which was originally known as the "science-based" movement, makes abundantly clear.
Wilson, is currently assigned to Plans, Operations and
Medical Intelligence department head, Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Fla.
* The Armed Forces
Medical Intelligence Center at Fort Detrick, Frederick, Maryland
In this case, though, it did turn out that a little-known piece of that community, AFMIC, the Armed Forces
Medical Intelligence Center, did have some analysis if not information to contribute.
(47) The expertise for planning against WMD targets resides primarily within the DTRA and the Armed Forces
Medical Intelligence Center (AFMIC).
The program was administered by LCDR Bill Miles, the Navy Plans, Operations, &
Medical Intelligence Officer attached to the MEF.
Clinical trials were conducted in France, after which a four year agreement was signed by Orange and Medical Mobile, the French subsidiary of
Medical Intelligence Technologies.
Medical Armed Forces
Medical Intelligence Center Intelligence Country Studies, Marine Corp.