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Regulatory requirements and data standards for medical research +
Policies, ethical and regulatory framework for information handling in the healthcare sector +
Ethical and security issues including accountability of health care providers, managers and BMHI specialists and the confidentiality, privacy and security of patient data +
Basic principles of data protection +
The terms pseudonymized and anonymized patient data +
Methods of practical informatics/computer science, especially on programming languages, software engineering, data structures, database management systems, information and system modelling tools, information systems theory and practice, knowledge engineering, (concept) representation and acquisition, software architectures +
Methods of theoretical informatics/computer science, e.g. complexity theory, encryption/security +
Methods of technical informatics/computer science, e.g. network architectures and topologies, telecommunications, wireless technology, virtual reality, multimedia +
Important standards of medical informatics +
The handling of the information system life cycle: analysis, requirement specification, implementation and/or selection of information systems, risk management, user training +
Methods of project management and change management (i.e. project planning, resource management, team management, conflict management, collaboration and motivation, change theories, change strategies) +
Basic concepts and methods of quality and risk management +
Theorems and methods of algebra, analysis, logic, numerical mathematics, probability theory and statistics, cryptography that are essential for BMHI +
Basic concepts and applications of ubiquitous computing (e.g. pervasive, sensor-based and ambient technologies in health care, health enabling technologies, ubiquitous health systems and ambient assisted-living) +
The ability of patients to take an active role in their health care using information services +
Essential approaches of usability engineering, human-computer interaction, usability evaluation, cognitive aspects of information processing for BMHI +
Properties, functionalities and examples of information systems to support patients and the general public (e.g. patient-oriented information system architectures and applications, personal health records, sensor-based information systems) +
The possibilities of patients to take an active role in their health care using information services +
Principles of the structure, design and analysis of health records (including the terms data quality, minimum data sets, architecture and general applications of the electronic patient record / electronic health record) +
Tasks and functions of the different types of electronic patient files (initiated by a doctor, facility-related or cross-facility) as well as the electronic health record (initiated by the patient) +