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| '''Events'''
| | The goal of the National Center for Ontological Research is to advance ontological investigation within the United States. NCOR serves as a vehicle to coordinate, to enhance, to publicize, and to seek funding for ontological research activities. It lays a special focus on ontology training and on the establishment of tools and measures for quality assurance of ontologies. |
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| The Electronic Health Record of the Future
| | NCOR provides ontology services to the US Army and to the US Joint Forces Command. |
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| Hauptman Woodward Institute ∙ 700 Ellicott Street ∙ Buffalo, NY
| | '''[http://ncorwiki.buffalo.edu/index.php/Newsevents Events]''' |
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| Wednesday, September 22, 2010
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| Program
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| The Next Generation of Electronic Health Records
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| Werner Ceusters (University at Buffalo)
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| Knowledge in Motion: Tools for Knowledge Workers Implementing Electronic Health Records
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| Arnoldo Díaz (Knowtion, Mexico)
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| Representing the Reality Underlying Demographic Information
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| William Hogan (University of Arkansas)
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| Rare Diseases: Towards a Global Electronic Health Record
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| Barry Smith (University at Buffalo)
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| Werner Ceusters, MD is UB Professor of Psychiatry and Director of the Ontology Research Group in the New
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| York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences.
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| William Hogan, MD is Associate Professor and Chief of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Arkansas for
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| Medical Sciences. He is researching ontology for clinical medicine and translational research.
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| Arnoldo Díaz studied in Harvard, Stanford and the Pan‐American University in Mexico. He is CEO and Head of
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| Design for the software company Knowtion in Mexico.
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| Barry Smith, PhD is SUNY Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Director of UB’s new Center for Brain and
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| Behavior Informatics.
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| Sponsored by the National Center for Ontological Research and
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| the New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences
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| For further information, please contact: ncor@buffalo.edu
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| FREE ADMISSION ∙ ALL WELCOME
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The goal of the National Center for Ontological Research is to advance ontological investigation within the United States. NCOR serves as a vehicle to coordinate, to enhance, to publicize, and to seek funding for ontological research activities. It lays a special focus on ontology training and on the establishment of tools and measures for quality assurance of ontologies.
NCOR provides ontology services to the US Army and to the US Joint Forces Command.
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