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This discipline aims to identify and fulfill the information needs of various levels of healthcare users in healthcare, education, and research. It involves the establishment and utilization of IT tools and techniques to gather, categorize, and analyze information in both electronic and handheld formats. The goal is to foster information-based thinking in healthcare organizations and enhance healthcare information knowledge through research.

The Institute of Physics is engaged in the study of Medical Diagnosis and Treatment. This emerging discipline encompasses a blend of radiotherapy science, radiation protection, diagnostic radiology (including CT scans and MRI), and nuclear medicine. Graduates contribute to clinical services, quality control, radiation protection, research and development, as well as academic pursuits such as training medical residents.

This represents a novel area of specialization within the medical domain, with a particular emphasis on diagnosing and treating allergic diseases. Immunotherapy, a treatment modality for cancer, utilizes substances produced by the body or in a laboratory to bolster the immune system, aiding in the eradication of cancer cells.

Medical informatics is a burgeoning field within medicine that leverages science and information technology to enhance patient care, facilitate research, and inform clinical decision-making processes. This interdisciplinary approach is instrumental in driving healthcare innovation and improving patient outcomes.

It is a branch of economics that addresses issues such as efficiency, effectiveness, value, and behavior in the production and consumption of health and healthcare. In general, health economists study the functioning of healthcare systems and health-affecting behaviors such as smoking.