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Conceptual Structures and Information Processing in Medical Informatics

"Medical informatics relies heavily on conceptual structures to organize, process, and interpret complex healthcare data, bridging the gap between clinical practice and computational systems. Healthcare environments generate vast quantities of heterogeneous data, ranging from unstructured clinical notes and medical imaging files to structured electronic health record (EHR) entries and laboratory results. To ensure this information can be processed efficiently by computational systems, medical informatics employs conceptual structures—such as ontologies, taxonomies, semantic networks, and terminological systems—to standardize meaning. These fra..."

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