A Computational model of reasoning from the clinical literature

A Computational model of reasoning from the clinical literature

by Glenn D. Rennels

Book 32 of Lecture notes in medical informatics --

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This work explores the premise that clinical literature, can and should, play a central role in computer-based decision support in the medical field.

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