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	page_scrape,2.4628450870513916,4.436718940734863,,,https://healthmanagement.org/c/it/news/professor-georges-de-moor-healthmanagement-editorial-board-member,1712.0,"# Professor Georges De Moor - HealthManagement Editorial Board Member
	An esteemed member of the HealthManagement editorial board for Healthcare IT since 2006, Professor Georges J. E. De Moor is a Belgian MD.
	In his position as head of Department of Health Informatics and Medical Statistics of the University of Ghent (Ghent), he teaches Health Informatics, Medical Statistics, Decision Theory and Evidence Based Medicine since 1995.
	Born 25 August 1953 in Ostend, Belgium, Professor De Moor obtained his PhD, Summa Cum Laude, in 1994 in Medical Information Science at the University of Ghent, after specialising in Clinical Pathology and Nuclear Medicine.
	Georges De Moor is founding chairman and president of RAMIT (Research in Advanced Medical Informatics and Telematics), a non-profit association established with the support of the Ghent University in 1992. The research platform’s principal mission is to perform and support International and National R&D; in Medical Informatics and Telematics (eHealth).
	With a keen interest in close to 100 International and European Reseach and Development projects and standardisation activities, Professor De Moor was Chairman of CEN/TC251, the official Technical Committee on standardisation in health informatics in Europe for seven years.
	Having edited twelve Health ICT related books and published over 200 articles in scientific journals, Professor De Moor was awarded the 2005 International Rory O'Moore Medal for Health Informatics.
	healthmanagement, editorial board An esteemed member of the HealthManagement editorial board for Healthcare IT since 2006, Professor Georges J. E. De Moor is a Belgian MD. I...
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	page_scrape,2.4672601222991943,3.4333345890045166,,,https://www.wikiwand.com/en/articles/Georges_De_Moor,1849.0,"### List the top facts about Georges De Moor
	Professor EmeritusGeorges J. E. De Moor(born 25 August 1953,Ostend,Belgium) is aBelgianMedical Doctor, Clinical Pathologist and has been head of the Department ofHealth InformaticsandMedical Statisticsof theUniversity of Ghent(Ghent).
	Georges De Moor
	His primary and secondary education was atSaint BarbaraCollege in Ghent (1960–1972). In 1979 he graduated inmedicineand afterwards specialized inclinical pathology(1979–1983) andNuclear Medicine(1982) before obtaining a PhD,summa cum laude, inmedical information scienceat the University of Ghent in 1994.
	He has been head of the Department of Medical Informatics and Statistics at the State University of Ghent, Belgium, where he taught health informatics, medical statistics,decision theoryandevidence-based medicinesince 1995.
	As founding president of _RAMIT_(Research in Medical Informatics and Telematics), he has been involved in both European and InternationalResearch and Developmentprojects (+120), as well as inStandardisationactivities: for seven years, De Moor acted as the Founding Chairman ofCEN/TC251, the official Technical Committee on standardisation in health informatics in Europe.
	As a result of the conducted research, De Moor has been founding or co-founding a number of spin-off companies mainly active ineHealth, including the domain of privacy protection (e.g. MediBridge, Custodix).
	De Moor is also Head of the Clinical Pathology Laboratory in theSaint ElisabethHospital inZottegem, Belgium.
	De Moor chairs in Belgium and in Europe a number of official Committees related toICTin Health or to Laboratory Medicine. He is member of the Belgian Privacy Protection Committee (partim Health) (Ministry of Justice). He is still member of diverse other boards (Sint-Lucas Hospital Gent, Belgium) (Zeno Hospital Knokke, Belgium).
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	page_scrape,2.468999147415161,4.0109028816223145,,,https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/8613830,558.0,"# Georges De Moor
	De Moor — or de Moor is a Dutch language surname and may refer to: Bob de Moor, Belgian comics author Carel de Moor, Dutch artist Des de Moor, English musician Frans de Moor, Dutch boxer Georges De Moor, Belgian MD and professor Joos de Moor (ca 1548 1618) …Wikipedia
	Bob de Moor — Nom de naissance Robert Frans Marie De Moor Naissance 20 décembre 1925 Anvers Belgique Décès …Wikipédia en Français
	Bob De Moor — Nom de naissance Robert Frans Marie De Moor Naissance 20 décembre 1925 Anvers Belgique Décès …Wikipédia en Français
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	page_scrape,2.470695734024048,2.972177028656006,,,https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_De_Moor,1820.0,"Georges De Moor
	Professor EmeritusGeorges J. E. De Moor(born 25 August 1953,Ostend,Belgium) is aBelgianMedical Doctor, Clinical Pathologist and has been head of the Department ofHealth InformaticsandMedical Statisticsof theUniversity of Ghent(Ghent).
	His primary and secondary education was atSaint BarbaraCollege in Ghent (1960–1972). In 1979 he graduated inmedicineand afterwards specialized inclinical pathology(1979–1983) andNuclear Medicine(1982) before obtaining a PhD,summa cum laude, inmedical information scienceat the University of Ghent in 1994.
	He has been head of the Department of Medical Informatics and Statistics at the State University of Ghent, Belgium, where he taught health informatics, medical statistics,decision theoryandevidence-based medicinesince 1995.
	As founding president of _RAMIT_(Research in Medical Informatics and Telematics), he has been involved in both European and InternationalResearch and Developmentprojects (+120), as well as inStandardisationactivities: for seven years, De Moor acted as the Founding Chairman ofCEN/TC251, the official Technical Committee on standardisation in health informatics in Europe.
	As a result of the conducted research, De Moor has been founding or co-founding a number of spin-off companies mainly active ineHealth, including the domain of privacy protection (e.g. MediBridge, Custodix).
	De Moor is also Head of the Clinical Pathology Laboratory in theSaint ElisabethHospital inZottegem, Belgium.
	De Moor chairs in Belgium and in Europe a number of official Committees related toICTin Health or to Laboratory Medicine. He is member of the Belgian Privacy Protection Committee (partim Health) (Ministry of Justice). He is still member of diverse other boards (Sint-Lucas Hospital Gent, Belgium) (Zeno Hospital Knokke, Belgium).
	Georges De Moor
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	Professor EmeritusGeorges J. E. De Moor(born 25 August 1953,Ostend,Belgium) is aBelgianMedical Doctor, Clinical Pathologist and has been head of the Department ofHealth InformaticsandMedical Statisticsof theUniversity of Ghent(Ghent).
	Georges De Moor
	His primary and secondary education was atSaint BarbaraCollege in Ghent (1960–1972). In 1979 he graduated inmedicineand afterwards specialized inclinical pathology(1979–1983) andNuclear Medicine(1982) before obtaining a PhD,summa cum laude, inmedical information scienceat the University of Ghent in 1994.
	He has been head of the Department of Medical Informatics and Statistics at the State University of Ghent, Belgium, where he taught health informatics, medical statistics,decision theoryandevidence-based medicinesince 1995.
	As founding president of _RAMIT_(Research in Medical Informatics and Telematics), he has been involved in both European and InternationalResearch and Developmentprojects (+120), as well as inStandardisationactivities: for seven years, De Moor acted as the Founding Chairman ofCEN/TC251, the official Technical Committee on standardisation in health informatics in Europe.
	As a result of the conducted research, De Moor has been founding or co-founding a number of spin-off companies mainly active ineHealth, including the domain of privacy protection (e.g. MediBridge, Custodix).
	De Moor is also Head of the Clinical Pathology Laboratory in theSaint ElisabethHospital inZottegem, Belgium.
	De Moor chairs in Belgium and in Europe a number of official Committees related toICTin Health or to Laboratory Medicine. He is member of the Belgian Privacy Protection Committee (partim Health) (Ministry of Justice). He is still member of diverse other boards (Sint-Lucas Hospital Gent, Belgium) (Zeno Hospital Knokke, Belgium).
	Systemised approach to medical treatment
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	page_scrape,4.8904852867126465,8.27107834815979,,,https://www.wikiwand.com/en/articles/Georges_De_Moor#Awards,1890.0,"### List the top facts about Georges De Moor
	Professor EmeritusGeorges J. E. De Moor(born 25 August 1953,Ostend,Belgium) is aBelgianMedical Doctor, Clinical Pathologist and has been head of the Department ofHealth InformaticsandMedical Statisticsof theUniversity of Ghent(Ghent).
	Georges De Moor
	His primary and secondary education was atSaint BarbaraCollege in Ghent (1960–1972). In 1979 he graduated inmedicineand afterwards specialized inclinical pathology(1979–1983) andNuclear Medicine(1982) before obtaining a PhD,summa cum laude, inmedical information scienceat the University of Ghent in 1994.
	He has been head of the Department of Medical Informatics and Statistics at the State University of Ghent, Belgium, where he taught health informatics, medical statistics,decision theoryandevidence-based medicinesince 1995.
	As founding president of _RAMIT_(Research in Medical Informatics and Telematics), he has been involved in both European and InternationalResearch and Developmentprojects (+120), as well as inStandardisationactivities: for seven years, De Moor acted as the Founding Chairman ofCEN/TC251, the official Technical Committee on standardisation in health informatics in Europe.
	As a result of the conducted research, De Moor has been founding or co-founding a number of spin-off companies mainly active ineHealth, including the domain of privacy protection (e.g. MediBridge, Custodix).
	De Moor is also Head of the Clinical Pathology Laboratory in theSaint ElisabethHospital inZottegem, Belgium.
	De Moor chairs in Belgium and in Europe a number of official Committees related toICTin Health or to Laboratory Medicine. He is member of the Belgian Privacy Protection Committee (partim Health) (Ministry of Justice). He is still member of diverse other boards (Sint-Lucas Hospital Gent, Belgium) (Zeno Hospital Knokke, Belgium).
	Systemised approach to medical treatment
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	page_scrape,5.722547292709351,6.035851955413818,,,https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_De_Moor#bodyContent,1820.0,"Georges De Moor
	Professor EmeritusGeorges J. E. De Moor(born 25 August 1953,Ostend,Belgium) is aBelgianMedical Doctor, Clinical Pathologist and has been head of the Department ofHealth InformaticsandMedical Statisticsof theUniversity of Ghent(Ghent).
	His primary and secondary education was atSaint BarbaraCollege in Ghent (1960–1972). In 1979 he graduated inmedicineand afterwards specialized inclinical pathology(1979–1983) andNuclear Medicine(1982) before obtaining a PhD,summa cum laude, inmedical information scienceat the University of Ghent in 1994.
	He has been head of the Department of Medical Informatics and Statistics at the State University of Ghent, Belgium, where he taught health informatics, medical statistics,decision theoryandevidence-based medicinesince 1995.
	As founding president of _RAMIT_(Research in Medical Informatics and Telematics), he has been involved in both European and InternationalResearch and Developmentprojects (+120), as well as inStandardisationactivities: for seven years, De Moor acted as the Founding Chairman ofCEN/TC251, the official Technical Committee on standardisation in health informatics in Europe.
	As a result of the conducted research, De Moor has been founding or co-founding a number of spin-off companies mainly active ineHealth, including the domain of privacy protection (e.g. MediBridge, Custodix).
	De Moor is also Head of the Clinical Pathology Laboratory in theSaint ElisabethHospital inZottegem, Belgium.
	De Moor chairs in Belgium and in Europe a number of official Committees related toICTin Health or to Laboratory Medicine. He is member of the Belgian Privacy Protection Committee (partim Health) (Ministry of Justice). He is still member of diverse other boards (Sint-Lucas Hospital Gent, Belgium) (Zeno Hospital Knokke, Belgium).
	Georges De Moor
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