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Taking Health Telematics Into the 21st Century
A comprehensive text that guides the reader through all aspects of health.
Integration of Health Telematics Into Medical Practice
Title page -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- A Telemedicine Guideline for the Practice of Teleconsultation -- Medical Telematics in Disaster Response -- Architecture and Tools for Open, Interoperable and Portable EHRs -- Telemedicine in Extreme Environments: Analogs for Space Flight -- Development of a Robotic Navigation and Fracture Fixation System -- A Readiness Model for Telehealth Is it possible to Pre-Determine How Prepared Communities are to Implement Telehealth? -- An Automated Diagnostic System for Tubular Carcinoma of the Breast - An Overview of Approach and Considerations -- Data Analysis Now and Then: Significant Changes in Approaches and Results -- Software Agents in Surgery: An Update -- Technologies for Haptic Systems in Telemedicine -- Cybercare NDMS: An Improved Strategy for Biodefense Using Information Technologies -- A Communication-Theory Based View on Telemedical Communication -- Implementation of TeleCare Services: Benefit Assessment and Organisational Models -- LifeGuard - Recording, Evaluation and Wireless Transmission of Medical Data -- NOAH - A Mobile Emergency Care System -- Author Index
Telematics for Health
Electronic communications are already revolutionizing the delivery of health care in homes and communities. The medium will have increasing impact on the delivery of health care in response to the pressure to use limited resources cost-effectively. To date much of telematics in health care has focused on hospital-based bio-medicine. In this book a case is made for reorientation of telematic activity towards the use of "low tech" (social) technologies supported by "Health for All" philosophies. This book uses several case studies of pilot schemes to illustrate how the models can be applied in a variety of settings. Experience of telematics in America, Canada, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal and Wales is shared for an international readership of innovators in health care management.
User Acceptance of Health Telematics Applications
This book contains examples of "convincing cases" that were selected from all over Europe and presented by experienced users and healthcare decision-makers. These examples are based on successful cases of implementation of health telematics applications and services such as electronic healthcare records and hospital information systems, specialised departmental systems, emergency telemedicine, and regional healthcare networks. Examples of experiences relating to medical informatics education are also included since the education is a crucial factor in the area of user acceptance. Cases of successful promotion of good quality applications and other issues related to users and technology are included in the last section. The readers will find qualitative and quantitative descriptions of many useful experiences of implementation and use of health telematics systems and services. The text of many of the papers is very rich in quantitative analysis and statistics providing good source of reference.
Health in the New Communications Age
This book presents the state of the art and trends in Health Care Telematics, the valuable results of the research and development work carried out by more than 50 projects during the AIM programme 1991-94. Project information regarding the dissemination and validation of the project results is elaborated and in the annex a full list of the participants in each project including contact details can be found. The second part of the book focuses on the shift of paradigm in the Health Care sector within the Information Society. This shift is characterised by a general turn from informatics towards multimedia telematics including the Health Care Telematics. The new Telematics Application Program...
User Acceptance of Health Telematics Applications
Health Telematics Applications and User Acceptance from a Medical Student's point of view -- Author Index
Telematics in Primary Care in Europe
Title Page -- Table of Contents -- Chapter 1: A PICTURE OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN EUROPE -- Chapter 2: THE MISSING LINK -- Chapter 3: A SNAPSHOT OF PRIMARY CARE -- Chapter 4: "THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL BRIDGE": Role of telematics in the collection of epidemiological data from general practice -- Chapter 5: TOWARD A DIFFERENT APPROACH OF THE ASSESSMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND TELEMATICS IN PRIMARYCARE -- Chapter 6: CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS -- Appendices -- Appendix 1: The Funen Conference, september 9-11, 1994. List of Participants -- Appendix 2: Description of six communication projects (see chapter 2), H.B. Jensen, Denmark -- Appendix 3: List of National Projects. Neill Jones, United Kingdom. -- Author Index
Health Telematics for Clinical Guidelines and Protocols
Guidelines for clinical practice (sometimes also termed practice policies) receive increasing attention from clinicians and health services as means for applying best current knowledge to maximise the quality and efficiency of delivered care. Earlier studies confirm the growing and widespread importance of this trend within medicine, and the widely recognised potential for healthcare telematics as a means to enable the use of clinical guidelines to deliver fullest benefits to patients. This book explores the scope and needs for further work in this area. Listed by Biological Abstracts/RRM, BIOSIS, volume 47, issue 4, April 1994 "...the papers presented are wide ranging, such that anyone with...
Advanced Health Telematics and Telemedicine
In this publication, leading experts present all the different aspects to be met for practically enabling advanced health telematics and telemedicine such as architectural issues, electronic health records, communication, security and safety as well as the legal and ethical implications. The international collaboration work's outcome, ongoing efforts and future directions are discussed in deep and broad detail. Represented by health professionals, computer scientists, managers, lawyers and politicians, the book addresses developers, users and decision-makers as well.
Universal Access in Health Telematics
The Information Society is bringing about radical changes in the way people work and interact with each other and with information. In contrast to previous information processing paradigms, where the vast majority of computer-mediated tasks were business-oriented and executed by office workers using the personal computer in its various forms (i. e. , initially alphanumeric terminals and later on graphical user interfaces), the Information Society signifies a growth not only in the range and scope of the tasks, but also in the way in which they are carried out and experienced. To address the resulting dimensions of diversity, the notion of universal access is critically important. Universal a...
