Temporal Information Systems in Medicine

Focusing on the engineering of information systems in the medical field, this book covers key areas such as temporal reasoning, maintenance, and the importance of time in clinical tasks. Organized into four parts, it provides self-contained chapters that reference relevant sections, making it suitable for both students and industry professionals. It serves as a secondary text for upper-undergraduate and graduate students in computer science and biomedicine, while also being a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners in healthcare management and medical informatics.