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111 2 eHealth Conference|n(8th :|d2014 :|cVienna, Austria),
|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2017012121
|jauthor.
245 00 eHealth2014--health informatics meets eHealth :|boutcomes
research: the benefit of health-IT /|cedited by Alexander
Hörbst, Dieter Hayn, Günter Schreier, Elske Ammenwerth.
246 3 eHealth 2014
246 30 Health informatics meets ehealth
264 1 Amsterdam :|bIOS Press,|c[2014]
264 4 |c©2014
300 1 online resource (xiv, 258 pages) :|billustrations.
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490 1 Studies in Health Technology and Informatics,|x1879-8365 ;
|vvolume 198
504 Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
505 0 Bedside patient data viewer using RFID and e-ink
technology -- Framework for near-field-communication-based
geo-localization and personalization for android-based
smartphones--application in hospital environments --
Closed-loop healthcare monitoring in a collaborative heart
failure network -- Towards a global it system for
personalized medicine: the medicine safety code initiative
-- Usability of patient-centered health it: mixed-methods
usability study of ePill -- A reference architecture for
semantic interoperability and its practical application --
Towards the automated generation of expert profiles for
rare diseases through bibliometric analysis -- Ethical
aspects of using medical social media in healthcare
applications -- Applying operational research and data
mining to performance based medical personnel motivation
system -- Healthcare-associated infection surveillance and
bedside alerts -- LUMOR: an app for standardized control
and monitoring of a porcine lung and its nutrient cycle --
Development of an accommodative smartphone app for medical
guidelines in pediatric emergencies -- Visualization of
CDA laboratory reports and long term trends as a possible
EHR application for patients and physicians -- Validating
EHR documents: automatic Schematron generation using
archetypes -- Improving emergency medical dispatching with
emphasis on mass-casualty incidents -- IT-benchmarking of
clinical workflows: concept, implementation, and
evaluation -- An Arden-syntax-based clinical decision
support framework for medical guidelines: Lyme borreliosis
as an example -- Case-based visualization of a patient
cohort using seer epidemiologic data -- Virtual patients
feedback system: a concept to support students and
educators -- Supporting knowledge discovery in medicine --
OphthalNet Vienna: constructive quality assurance and
resource optimization in ophthalmology -- Certification
programs for e-health: status quo -- Education for e-
health: a status analysis -- Transferring learning to
practice with e-learning: experiences in continuing
education in the field of ambient assisted living -- --
Can smartphone-based logging support diabetologists in
solving glycemic control problems? -- Connecting cloud-
based personal health records with an XDS affinity domain
to provide additional information at the point-of-care --
Integrating the hospital information system (HIS) into the
Austrian electronic health record ("ELGA") using the
example of the health care facility "Breitenstein" --
Patient identity management for secondary use of
biomedical research data in a distributed computing
environment -- The development of an application for data
privacy by applying an audit repository based on IHE ATNA
-- Generation of ELGA-compatible radiology reports from
the Vienna hospital association's EHR system -- Estimation
of respiratory flow by means of normal lung sound --
Integrated medication management in m-health applications
-- Crucial factors for the acceptance of a computerized
national medication list: insights into findings from the
evaluation of the Austrian e-Medikation pilot --
Estimating severe drug-drug interaction warnings per
medical specialist groups for nationwide emedication in
Austria -- Ontology content patterns as bridge for the
semantic representation of clinical information -- A
toolbox to improve algorithms for insulin-dosing decision
support -- Jade: a tool for medical researchers to explore
adverse drug events using health claims data -- The impact
of adherence on costs and effectiveness of telemedical
patient management in heart failure: a systematic review -
- Telemonitoring of patients with Parkinson's disease
using inertia sensors -- Structuring clinical workflows
for diabetes care: an overview of the OntoHealth approach
-- A proposal for an Austrian nursing minimum data set
(NMDS): a Delphi study.
520 "It is generally accepted that information and
communication technology has the potential to support high
quality, high-tech medicine, but up to now healthcare has
lagged behind other sectors, such as service industries,
in the implementation of such technology. Medicine is now
beginning to catch up, however, and the Austrian
government recently agreed on the nationwide
implementation of an Electronic Health Record
(Elektronische Gesundheitsakte (ELGA)). This book
presents the proceedings of the 8th scientific eHealth
conference, which is being held in Vienna, Austria, in the
context of the eHealth Summit Austria, in April 2014. The
theme of the conference is "Outcomes Research: The Benefit
of Health-IT", addressing the challenges which will
inevitably accompany the new opportunities offered by the
increased use of ICT in healthcare. The history of
technologies making the transition from the laboratory
into practice is one of mixed success. It is vital to
understand what makes such an implementation a positive
one, and factors such as the needs, fears, and context of
potential users are as important as a sound technical
implementation. Priorities may need to be rethought and
new dimensions added. The book will be of interest to all
those considering the effect of new technologies and
eHealth on the provision of healthcare systems, and
seeking to achieve services which are both technically and
organizationally sound and which will also efficiently
deliver noticeable benefits for users"--Publisher's
description.
588 Description based on online resource; title from resource
home page (IOS Press, viewed January 30, 2017).
590 eBooks on EBSCOhost|bEBSCO eBook Subscription Academic
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700 1 Hörbst, Alexander,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
n2014191487|eeditor.
700 1 Hayn, Dieter,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
n85075462|eeditor.
700 1 Schreier, Günter,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
n2016180475|eeditor.
700 1 Ammenwerth, Elske,|d1970-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
names/n2013187772|eeditor.
776 08 |iPrint version:|teHealth2014--health informatics meets
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