Search Results - "Baud, R H"

Medical document anonymization with a semantic lexicon by Ruch, P, Baud, R H, Rassinoux, A M, Bouillon, P, Robert, G

“…We present an original system for locating and removing personally-identifying information in patient records. In this experiment, anonymization is seen as a…”
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Fast exact string pattern-matching algorithms adapted to the characteristics of the medical language by Lovis, C, Baud, R H

“…The authors consider the problem of exact string pattern matching using algorithms that do not require any preprocessing. To choose the most appropriate…”
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A light knowledge model for linguistic applications by Baud, R H, Lovis, C, Ruch, P, Rassinoux, A M

“…Content extraction from medical texts is achievable today by linguistic applications, in so far as sufficient domain knowledge is available. Such knowledge…”
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Modeling concepts in medicine for medical language understanding by Rassinoux, A M, Miller, R A, Baud, R H, Scherrer, J R

“…Over the past two decades, the construction of models for medical concept representation and for understanding of the deep meaning of medical narrative texts…”
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Natural language processing and semantical representation of medical texts by Baud, R H, Rassinoux, A M, Scherrer, J R

“…For medical records, the challenge for the present decade is Natural Language Processing (NLP) of texts, and the construction of an adequate Knowledge…”
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Alternative ways for knowledge collection, indexing and robust language retrieval by Baud, R H, Lovis, C, Rassinoux, A M, Scherrer, J R

“…Definitions are provided of the key entities in knowledge representation for Natural Language Processing (NLP). Starting from the words, which are the natural…”
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Evaluation of a command-line parser-based order entry pathway for the Department of Veterans Affairs electronic patient record by Lovis, C, Chapko, M K, Martin, D P, Payne, T H, Baud, R H, Hoey, P J, Fihn, S D

“…To improve and simplify electronic order entry in an existing electronic patient record, the authors developed an alternative system for entering orders, which…”
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Interchanging lexical information for a multilingual dictionary by Baud, R H, Nyström, M, Borin, L, Evans, R, Schulz, S, Zweigenbaum, P

“…To facilitate the interchange of lexical information for multiple languages in the medical domain. To pave the way for the emergence of a generally available…”
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The power and limits of a rule-based morpho-semantic parser by Baud, R H, Rassinoux, A M, Ruch, P, Lovis, C, Scherrer, J R

“…The venue of Electronic Patient Record (EPR) implies an increasing amount of medical texts readily available for processing, as soon as convenient tools are…”
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Semantic handling of medical compound words through sound analysis and generation processes by Rassinoux, A M, Ruch, P, Baud, R H, Lovis, C

“…Compound words are frequently encountered in the medical domain. Their conciseness complies with the telegraphic style usually adopted by clinicians in daily…”
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MEDTAG: tag-like semantics for medical document indexing by Ruch, P, Wagner, J, Bouillon, P, Baud, R H, Rassinoux, A M, Scherrer, J R

“…Medical documentation is central in health care, as it constitutes the main means of communication between care providers. However, there is a gap to bridge…”
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Morpho-semantic parsing of medical expressions by Baud, R H, Lovis, C, Rassinoux, A M, Scherrer, J R

“…The task of editing, indexing, storing, and retrieving medical expressions within medical records remains the main objective for the years to come. Therefore,…”
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Natural language generation of surgical procedures by Wagner, Judith C., Rogers, Jeremy E., Baud, Robert H., Scherrer, Jean-Raoul

“…A number of compositional Medical Concept Representation systems are being developed. Although these provide for a detailed conceptual representation of the…”
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Model-based semantic dictionaries for medical language understanding by Rassinoux, A M, Baud, R H, Ruch, P, Trombert-Paviot, B, Rodrigues, J M

“…Semantic dictionaries are emerging as a major cornerstone towards achieving sound natural language understanding. Indeed, they constitute the main bridge…”
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Representing clinical narratives using conceptual graphs by Baud, R H, Rassinoux, A M, Wagner, J C, Lovis, C, Juge, C, Alpay, L L, Michel, P A, Degoulet, P, Scherrer, J R

“…The analysis of medical narratives and the generation of natural language expressions are strongly dependent on the existence of an adequate representation…”
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Versatility of a multilingual and bi-directional approach for medical language processing by Rassinoux, A M, Lovis, C, Baud, R H, Scherrer, J R

“…At the dawn of the 21st century, we are experiencing an exponential growth of online information that is mostly textual, and that benefits from new electronic…”
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Compositional and enumerative designs for medical language representation by Rassinoux, A M, Miller, R A, Baud, R H, Scherrer, J R

“…Medical language is in essence highly compositional, allowing complex information to be expressed from more elementary pieces. Embedding the expressive power…”
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Power of expression in the electronic patient record: structured data or narrative text? by Lovis, Christian, Baud, Robert H, Planche, Pierre

“…This paper presents the authors’ experience with the development and use of a document-centered electronic patient record (EPR) in a large teaching hospital…”
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An integrated hospital information system in Geneva by Scherrer, J R, Baud, R H, Hochstrasser, D, Ratib, O

“…Since the initial design phase from 1971 to 1973, the DIOGENE hospital information system at the University Hospital of Geneva has been treated as a whole and…”
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Internet integrated in the daily medical practice within an electronic patient record by Lovis, Christian, Baud, Robert H, Scherrer, Jean-Raoul

“…Healthcare enters the information age and professionals are finding an ever-growing role for computers in the daily practice of medicine. However, a number of…”
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