BIOTECHNOLOGY & BIOMEDICAL KNOWLEDGE NETWORK

IAIMS五年期第三阶段实施项目的目的 在乔治敦大学医学中心， 生物技术和生物医学知识网络， 以电子方式提供的信息资源， 易于在家中、办公室、实验室或临床环境中使用。 知识网络将允许科学家对多个 蛋白质，折叠DNA分子和分析原始数据。 保健 从业人员将能够准备诊断工作，通过 语音，以数字化格式传输图像， 在癌症患者身上进行分期 学生将使用超文本系统 通过多个窗口，可以访问知识资源和信息工具。 培养信息科学专业人员的特别组成部分 作为IAIMS培训生将被建立。 该项目侧重于乔治敦大学的主要研究兴趣 大学医学中心在老龄化，艾滋病，生物伦理学，生物技术， 癌症，神经科学和放射学。 有五个项目 目标. (1)开发知识来源，包括书目， 事实、诊断、全文和实验室系统， 临床问题解决和医疗决策。 (2)为学生，从业人员， 研究人员和教师访问，创建和共享信息 从一个Vantage的位置。 (3)实现系统集成，以扩大用户访问范围， 扩大局域网（LAN），通过发展生物合成， 具有网关访问能力的智能检索系统 和多个数据库的整合，并通过在人身上的实验， 通过语音识别进行机器通信， 计算机接口和数据输入。 (4)扩大生物医学中心的电脑训练服务， 信息资源中心，开展医学信息学 项目 (5)实施合作项目，共享IAIMS资源 与附属医院和其他IAIMS网站。 成功实施IAIMS所需资金部分来自 项目的支持。 乔治城大学正从 利用自己的资源和其他资源， 生物技术和生物医学知识网络的目标。 此外，作为IAIMS的先驱机构之一，乔治敦大学 承担起分享经验的责任。

The purpose of the five year IAIMS phase III implementation project at the Georgetown University Medical Center is to develop a Biotechnology and Biomedical Knowledge Network that makes multiple information resources available electronically in a manner which is easy to use from home, office, laboratory or clinical setting. The Knowledge Network will allow scientists to sequence multiple proteins, fold DNA molecules and analyze raw data. Health care practitioners will be able to prepare diagnostic work-ups via voice, transmit images in digitized format, and conduct disease staging on cancer patients. Students will use hypertext systems with multiple windows to knowledge resources and information tools. A special component to prepare information science professionals as IAIMS Trainees will be established. The project focuses on major research interest at Georgetown University Medical Center in Aging, AIDS, Bioethics, Biotechnology, Cancer, Neurosciences and Radiology. There are five project objectives. (1) To develop Sources of Knowledge including bibliographic, factual, diagnostic, full text and laboratory systems that aid clinical problems solving and medical decision making. (2) To establish Scholar Workstations for Students, Practitioners, Researchers and Faculty to access, create, and share information from a single vantage point. (3) To achieve System integration to broaden user access by expanding the local area network (LAN), by developing BioSynthesis, an intelligent retrieval system with gateway access capabilities and multiple database integration, and by experimenting in man- machine communication via voice recognition to improve physician- computer interface and data entry. (4) To extend the computer training services of the Biomedical Information Resources Center and to conduct Medical Informatics Projects. (5) To implement Cooperative Projects to share IAIMS resources with affiliated hospitals and other IAIMS sites. Funds requested to successfully implement IAIMS represent partial support of the project. Georgetown is deriving significant funds from its own and other resources in order to accomplish the objectives of the Biotechnology and Biomedical Knowledge Network. Moreover, as one of the pioneering IAIMS institutions, Georgetown accepts responsibility to share its experiences.