An Analysis of Medical Informatics and Application of Computer-Aided Decision Support Framework

Abstract

Due to the advent of technology in the medical sector, the future of the Computer-Aided Decision (CAD) is promising as a support system for the processing of images. Since there is significant results reported due to the application of diagnostic radiology in the healthcare facility, radiologists are looking forward to enhancing medical and bioinformatics using CAD. Medical evaluations and trials have been done over the past few decades to aid in the optimization of accurate programs and evaluate the real contributions of CAD in the medical informatics interpretation procedures. Health experts and radiologists utilizing patient outputs from fundamental application of CAD are placed in the best position to focus on the final decisions concerning the performance of patients and diagnosis. However, researches have shown that the computer outputs require not projecting significant general accuracy compared to a certain radiologist to enhance patients’ performance. The volume and measure of the present patient data including their complexity to enhance the process of making proper healthcare decisions while making it problematic for healthcare practitioners and physicians to facilitate the management of patients. This condition calls for the usage of biomedical informatics methodologies to effectively process information, create biomedical implementations and informatics frameworks for CAD support systems. With that regard, this paper evaluates the medical and bioinformatics based on the application of CAD systems. It further projects on the applications of the systems, their application guidelines and techniques. The paper ends with the analysis of the future problems and directions of the CAD support framework.