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1 online resource (xviii, 548 pages) : illustrations (chiefly color) |
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Studies in health technology and informatics, 1879-8365 ; 257 |
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Studies in health technology and informatics ; 257. 0926-9630
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| Contents |
Preface -- ITCH 2019 Steering Committee -- ITCH 2019 Scientific Review Committee -- Alphabetical listing of paper by first author: A. Review of mobile apps for prevention and management of opioid-related harm -- Axe the fax: what users think of electronic referral -- Early usability assessment of a conversational agent for HPV vaccination -- Towards developing an ehealth equity conceptual framework -- B. Factors associated with increased adoption of a research data warehouse -- Adoption strategies for electronic patient portals: employing advanced data mining and analytics -- Advancing telehealth nursing practice in oncology: factors affecting nurse use of electronic symptom management guidelines -- C. Reason for use: an opportunity to improve patient safety -- Linking health records with knowledge sources using OWL and RDF -- Embedding health literacy tools in patient EHR portals to facilitate productive patient engagement -- Applying the behavior change technique taxonomy to mobile health applications: a protocol -- D. Patient empowerment: the role of technology -- Data for adherence decision support -- E. FHIRForm: an open-source framework for the management of electronic forms in healthcare -- Death: the simple clinical trial endpoint -- Estimating clinical trial bleeding events using electronic health record data -- Insight into health care outcomes for persons living with heart failure using health data analytics -- ICT-based interventions for women experiencing intimate partner violence: research needs in usability and mental health -- Guiding improvements in user experience: results of a mental health patient portal user interface assessment -- G. eSource for standardized health information exchange in clinical research: a systematic review -- Development of data validation rules for therapeutic area standard data elements in four mental health domains to improve the quality of FDA submissions -- Effects of telenursing triage and advice on healthcare costs and resource use -- Use of agile project methodology in health care IT implementations: a scoping review -- Ghosts in the machine: identifying the digital health information workforce -- H. The value of patient-peer support in improving hospital safety -- An informatics framework for maternal and child health (MCH) monitoring -- The use of head-worn augmented reality displays in health communications -- Using a Markov chain model to analyze the relationship between avoidable days and critical care capacity -- Using digital health to support best practices: impact of MRI ordering guidelines embedded within an electronic referral solution -- J. Effectiveness of e-learning in a medical school 2.0 model: comparison of item analysis for student-generated vs. faculty-generated multiple-choice questions -- Factors affecting adherence with telerehabilitation in patients with multiple sclerosis -- K. Physicians' experiences on EHR usability: a time series from 2010, 2014 and 2017 -- Development of the patient experience questionnaire for parents of pediatric patients (PEQP) -- Encouraging the use of ehealth services: a survey of patients' experiences -- Canadian validation of German medical emergency datasets -- Healthcare data are remarkably vulnerable to hacking: connected healthcare delivery increases the risks -- Updated mapping of telemedicine projects in Denmark -- A Hadoop/MapReduce based platform for supporting health big data analytics -- Development of a video coding scheme focused on socio-technical aspects of human-computer interaction in healthcare -- Approaches to demonstrating the effectiveness and impact of usability testing of healthcare information technology -- Digital process innovation for patient centered cancer symptom management -- L. Tools for engaging patients on patient platforms: a classification framework -- Applying the effective technology use model to implementation of electronic consult management software -- Patient and family member readiness, needs, and perceptions of a mental health patient portal: a mixed methods study -- Improving access to healthcare with on-line medical appointment system -- System dynamics in remote monitoring service for cardiovascular implantable electronic devices -- Smart homes for healthcare -- Data migration from operating EMRs to OpenEMR with Mirth Connect -- M. A preliminary conceptual framework in knowledge translation and health information technology for transparency in policy-making (the KhITT framework) -- Modeling keyword search strategy: analysis of pharmacovigilance specialists' search of MedDRA terms -- Uncovering the mysteries of electronic medication reconciliation -- Electronic physician profiles: developing an interactive web-based report for physicians at Island Health -- Putting guidelines in the hands of patients: a heuristic evaluation of a consumer mobile application -- "Real-world" de-identification of high-dimensional transactional health datasets -- N. Challenges in displaying health data on small smartwatch screens -- Evaluative outcomes in direct extraction and use of EHR data in clinical trials -- P. Designing health information for mutual empowerment in the joint journey of patients and healthcare professionals -- A qualitative evidence synthesis of adverse event detection methodologies -- Q. A usability evaluation of the InfoSAGE app for family-based medication management -- R. Realizing quality & experience benefits through eHR adoption & use: a conceptual model -- Development of an interprofessional educational electronic health record -- S. Next generation EHRs -- what problems are these systems aiming to solve? -- Thought spot: embedding usability testing into the development cycle -- The ehealth trust model: a patient privacy research framework -- Evaluation of technology use in an inter-disciplinary patient-centered health care team -- Using simulation technology to improve patient safety in airway management by practicing otolaryngologists -- Towards a clinical analytics adoption maturity framework for primary care -- From siloed applications to national digital health ecosystems: a strategic perspective for African countries -- T. Privacy and policy implications for big data and health information technology for patients: a historical and legal analysis -- Simulation of ehealth scenarios with role-play supported by an interactive smartphone application -- Describing telenurses' decision making using clinical decision support: influential factors identified -- Usability analysis of contending electronic health record systems -- V. Smart home interactions for people with reduced hand mobility using subtle EMG-signal gestures -- W. Design for a Canadian digital health policy & practices observatory -- Strategies in electronic medical record downtime planning: a scoping study -- Design and usability evaluation of mobile cloud healthcare system for diabetes prevention -- Rule-based data quality assessment and monitoring system in healthcare facilities -- Cancer phenotype development: a literature review -- Analysis of anesthesia screens for rule-based data quality assessment opportunities -- Data profiling in support of entity resolution of multi-institutional EHR data -- EHR usage problems: a preliminary study -- Surgeon and assistant point of view simultaneous video recording -- Assessing the alignment of objectives, instructional activities, and assessments in a biomedical informatics curriculum -- Nursing informaticians address patient safety to improve usability of health information technologies -- Y. A socio-technical and lean approach towards a framework for health information systems-induced error -- Z. Applying a pneumatic interface to intervene with rapid eating behaviour -- An ontology approach for knowledge representation of ECG data -- Training as an intervention to decrease medical record abstraction errors multicenter studies -- Subject index -- Author index |
| Summary |
Information technology is revolutionizing healthcare, and the uptake of health information technologies is rising, but scientific research and industrial and governmental support will be needed if these technologies are to be implemented effectively to build capacity at regional, national and global levels |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and indexes |
| Notes |
Print version record; online resource viewed February 23, 2021 |
| Subject |
Medicine -- Information technology -- Congresses
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Medical telematics -- Congresses
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Medical informatics -- Congresses
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Medical Informatics
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HEALTH & FITNESS -- Holism.
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HEALTH & FITNESS -- Reference.
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MEDICAL -- Alternative Medicine.
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MEDICAL -- Atlases.
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MEDICAL -- Essays.
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MEDICAL -- Family & General Practice.
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MEDICAL -- Holistic Medicine.
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MEDICAL -- Osteopathy.
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Medical informatics
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Medical telematics
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Medicine -- Information technology
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proceedings (reports)
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Conference papers and proceedings
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Conference papers and proceedings.
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Actes de congrès.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Lau, Francis, editor.
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| ISBN |
9781614999515 |
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1614999511 |
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