Információbiztonság az egészségügyben

Absztrakt Az orvos, az ápoló és a többi, gyógyítással foglalkozó szakember egyre több időt tölt a számítógép előtt, használja a háziorvosi, szakellátási vagy integrált kórházi rendszereket. A gyógyító-betegellátó munka során kezelt adatok nagyrészt a különleges adat kategóriába tartoznak, amelyek kezelésére szigorú szabályok vonatkoznak. A jogszabályok, rendeletek, szabályzatok és útmutatók dzsungelében nem könnyű eligazodni. Az ismerethiány azonban nem mentesít a felelősség alól. Jelen tanulmány a szakterülethez tartozó nemzetközi ajánlások, szabványok és jogszabályok legfontosabb tudnivalóit foglalja össze, majd az egészségügyi adatok biztonságos és jogszerű kezelésének megvalósításához ad hasznos gyakorlati tanácsokat. Orv. Hetil., 2015, 156(27), 1075–1080

The marigold (Calendula officinalis L.) drug essential oil agents change under different fertilizatton settingi in small plot trial

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Analysis of different fertilization settings’ effect in the case of the summer savory’s (Satureja hortensis L.) yield and active agents

During our research we investigated the Mediterranean summer savory’s (Satureja hortensis L.) nutrient requirement with different fertilization settings in a small plot trial. We measured the medicinal plant’s raw and dry drug mass, and the presence of the main essential oil active agents under the different fertilization settings using SPME (Solid phase microextraction) and GC-MS (Gas Chromatograph mass spectrometer). From the drug’s raw and dry mass perspective, based on the obtained results, in our opinion, the N30P40K60 nutrient requirements were ideal in 2015, while the N60P80K120 nutrient requirement showed the best values in 2016. A significant relationship is assumed between the different fertilization settings and the essential oil active agents’ distribution. During the analysis of data, we compared three of the savory’s essential oil active agents’ percentage of presence in the nutrient requirement samples

The changes of the purple coneflower’s (Echinacea purpurea L.) herb and radix drug yield under different fertilization conditions

In this research, the purple coneflower’s (Echinacea purpurea L.) nutrient requirement was examined under different fertilization conditions in a small plot experiment. We measured the medicinal plant’s raw and dry herb and root drug mass and drying loss under different fertilization settings and meteorological factors. From the drug’s raw and dry mass perspective, based on the results, in our opinion, the control setting exceeded all nutrient settings’ results in 2016. In 2017 and 2018, the N75P100K150 nutrient setting has the biggest herb yield. As for the root yield, it was also the N75P100K150 setting which produced the biggest yield. The Pearson's correlation test was performed to investigate the connection between the quantity of the raw, the dried herbs, the different nutrient settings and meteorological factors

The marigold (Calendula officinalis L.) drug essential oil agents change under different fertilization settings in small plot trial

During our research we investigated the marigold's (Calendula officinalis L.) nutrient requirements with different fertilization setting in small-plot trial. We measured SPME (Solid phase microextraction) and GC-MS (gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer) we examined the effects of the different fertilization settings for the herb's main active ingredients of essential oil's percentage. Based on the results, it was concluded, the essential oil agents' percentage breakdowns significantly depending on the cropping technologies. Besides that it is possible, based on Pearson's correlation test the marigold essential oil agents relationship can also be a major factor

The water use efficiency of maize depending on abiotic stress factors in field experiments

There is little direct information about the effects of the abiotic stress factors such as low soil water content on the photosynthesis system of field crops. Some recent publications pay attention to this field of research. Water stress has significant effect on the yield and other agronomic parameters of maize. The aim of our work was to get more data about the relations between water supply and the assimilation parameters. The photosynthetic gas exchange parameters of maize are remarkably improved by nutrient supply in well watered conditions. The water stress through decreased stomatal conductance has significant negative effect on the assimilation parameters of the crops. The obtained results suggest that the water use efficiency of the maize is higher in dry conditions. In well water supply state maize uses up to 300 per cent more water for 1 g CO2 assimilation