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Regulatory requirements and data standards for medical research +
The methods of practical, technical and theoretical informatics +
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 technical informatics/computer science, e.g. network architectures and topologies, telecommunications, wireless technology, virtual reality, multimedia +
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 hospital standards +
Important standards of medical informatics +
The mathematical and statistical basics +
Methods of theoretical informatics/computer science, e.g. complexity theory, encryption/security +
Theorems and methods of algebra, analysis, logic, numerical mathematics, probability theory and statistics, cryptography that are essential for BMHI (Biomedical and Health Informatics) +
Information and project management in the health sector +
Management aspects of information systems in health care (health information management, strategic and tactic information management, IT governance, IT service management, legal and regulatory issues) +
Formulation of requirements concerning the functionality of departmental systems and of feedback on existing systems, requirement specifications, performance, technical/functional specifications, procurement processes, tendering procedures, role of the physician. +
Possible errors/risks in the use of IT systems in healthcare and measures to minimize these risks +
Characteristics, functionalities and examples of information systems to support patients and the public (e.g. patientoriented information system architectures and applications, personal health records, sensor-enhanced information systems) +
Patients' possibilities of playing an active role in their individual health care using information services +
Methods and approaches to regional networking and shared care (eHealth, health telematics applications and inter-organizational information exchange) +
Requirements for information processing in registers and the term EDC (Electronic Data Capture) +
Application scenarios for telemedical applications and their prerequisites +
Socio-organizational and socio-technical issues (including workflow/process modelling and reorganization) +