Cancer Informatics

Section 1 The Vision.- Envisioning a National Cancer Information and Knowledge Environment.- 1 Translating Cancer Research into Cancer Care: Final Report of the Long Range Planning Committee.- 2 Visions of the Future.- 3 Clinical Trials in Practice.- Section 2 The Infrastructure.- Developing and Improving the Informatics Infrastructure to Support Clinical Research.- 4 Cancer Informatics: Lessons from the World of e-Business.- 5 Security and Privacy.- 6 Digital Libraries and Scholarly Communication.- Section 3 Standards and Vocabulary.- The Spectrum of Existing and Emerging Health Data Standards: Their Relevance and Application to Cancer Information.- 7 Cancer Data, Information Standards, and Convergent Efforts.- 8 Toward Terminology as Infrastructure.- 9 Clinical Terminologies for Data Analysis and Structured Data Entry.- 10 Information Standards Within the National Cancer Institute.- 11 CDE Development Model for Chest CT Screening for Lung Cancer.- 12 Pathology Standards in Cancer Informatics.- 13 Clinical Information Interchange with Health Level Seven.- 14 The Health Level Seven Reference Information Model.- 15 HIPAA Administrative Simplification Standards: Provisions of the Final Privacy Rule Related to Clinical Trials.- 16 Toward a Shared Representation of Clinical Trial Protocols: Application of the GLIF Guideline Modeling Framework.- 17 Informatics for Cancer Prevention and Control.- Section 4 Theory Into Practice.- Moving Toward the Vision: Putting Applications in Place.- 18 Selection of Oncology Information Systems.- 19 Clinical State Diagrams and Informatics Tools for Clinical Trial Protocols.- 20 Support for the Cancer Patient: An Internet Model.- 21 Increasing Clinical Trial Awareness and Accrual Via the Web.- 22 ClinicalTrials.gov: Linking Patients to Medical Research.- 23 The National Cancer Institute's net-TrialsT.- 24 iN: A Community-Based Cancer Informatics and Clinical Trials Network.- 25 Consumer Health Informatics.- 26 An Internet-Based Data System for Outcomes Research.