Rad-Links: Medical Informatics

Academic Centers

• CLINT (Clinical Informatics Network) (Departments of Medicine and Nursing, McMaster University, Canada)
• Columbia University, Department of Medical Informatics
• Division for Clinical Computing (Beth Israel Hospital, Boston)
• Graphics, Visualization, & Usability Center (Georgia Institute of Technology)
• Health Sciences Center Program in Informatics (State University of New York)
• InfoNet (Johns Hopkins Med. Institutions)
• Institute for Computer and Telecommunications Systems Policy (George Washington University School of Engineering and Applied Science)
• Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science in Medicine (Department of Computer Science in Medicine, University Hospital Eppendorf, Germany)
• International Medical Informatics Association(Gopher)
• LRC Division of Applied Medical Informatics(Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences)
• Medical Informatics Conference Database (Gopher)
• Medical Informatics Laboratory, University of Pavia
• Medical Informatics (McGill University) (includes links to biomedical engineering, a medical computing resource, cataract surgery, and breast disease)
• Monash University Medical Informatics (Melbourne, Australia)
• Primary Health Care Specialist Group (British Computer Society)
• SUMMIT — Stanford University Medical Media and Information Technologies Group
• Telemedicine Projects
  (eg, Global PACS Project and Digital Video in Medicine) (University of Arizona College of Medicine)
• Thomas Jefferson University: Informatics Help
• University of Florida Office of Medical Informatics
• University of Pittsburgh Section of Medical Informatics
  1. Home page
  2. Image Engine
• University of Rochester Division ofMedical Informatics
• University of Vienna,Department of Medical Cybernetics and Artificial Intelligence (Austria)
• WWW - Server der MedizinischeInformatik (University of Göttingen) (in German)
• Yale Center for Medical Informatics
  

  Other

• AMIA: American Medical Informatics Association
  1. Home page
  2. Internet Working Group
• DICOM 3.0: The ACR / NEMA Standard Home Page.
• Osiris: ExPASy anonymous FTP server ("general medical image display and analysis software" for Macintosh, PC, and Unix platforms) (University Hospital of Geneva, Switzerland)
• Center for Innovative Computer Applications (Indiana University)
• Communications & Telecommunications (links to other sites)
• Directory of Science and Technology Organizations in Japan
• Educom: Transforming Education Through Information Technology
  1. Web server
  2. Gopher server
• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.(IEEE)
• Institute for Scientific Computing Research at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, California)
• MetaCenter Computational Science Highlights (National Science Foundation)
  1. Biomedical Supercomputing Initiative (Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center)
  2. Cornell Theory Center
  3. Monster FTP Sites List (NCSA)
  4. National Center for Supercomputing Applications
  5. NCSF Metacenter Science Highlights: Computational Science Highlights (Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center)
  6. San Diego Supercomputing Center
• OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc.
• Online World resources handbook
• Science and Engineering Television Network
• Science for the Millennium (National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
• Science and Technology Information System (STIS) (National Science Foundation)
• Telecom Information Resources on the Internet (University of Michigan)
• The Unix Reference Desk (includes search facility)
• Washington University Institute for BiomedicalComputing
• BioTech: An Interactive Educational Resource and Biotechnology Reference Tool (University of Indiana)
• An Internet Guide for the Health Professional ("Download the file 'medguide.zip,' uncompress it with pkunzip, and print the resulting 16 documents with Microsoft Word 6.0.") (University of California, Davis)