About Me
Dr. Muhammad Rezal is a researcher in biomedical engineering and health information systems, with a strong focus on physiological signal processing and clinical data integration. His work explores how signals such as ECG, EEG, and other biosignals can be integrated into electronic health record systems to support clinical decision-making.
He has academic experience in teaching and developing learning materials in Anatomy and Physiology for non medical students. His research interests include biomedical signal processing, clinical information systems, and data-driven healthcare technologies.
Research Interests
Physiological Signals
ECG, EEG, EMG, and other biosignals for clinical and biomedical applications.
EHR/EMR Integration
Integration of physiological signal data into electronic health record systems.
Clinical Information Systems
Health data systems that support documentation, monitoring, and decision-making.
Data-Driven Healthcare
Use of biomedical and clinical data to improve healthcare workflows and insights.
Teaching
Experience in teaching courses related to Anatomy and Phsyiology for non-medical students, Medical Terminologies, and biomedical engineering related courses.
Publications
Under Review:
Integration of Physiological Signals in Electronic Medical Records: A Literature Review
Contact
Email: doktermores@gmail.com
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Curriculum Vitae available upon request.