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245 00 Global telehealth 2012 :|bdelivering quality healthcare
anywhere through telehealth : selected papers from Global
Telehealth 2012 (GT2012) /|cedited by Anthony C. Smith,
Nigel R. Armfield and Robert H. Eikelboom.
246 3 Global telehealth
264 1 Amsterdam :|bIOS Press,|c[2012]
264 4 |c©2012
300 1 online resource (x, 199 pages) :|billustrations.
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490 1 Studies in health technology and informatics,|x0926-9630 ;
|vvol. 182
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Virtual simulation training using the Storz C-HUB to
support distance airway training for the Spanish Medical
Corps and NATO partners -- Personal health records:
retrieving contextual information with Google Custom
Search -- Successes and failures of using the cell phone
as a main mode of communication between participants and
facilitators from a distance: an innovative method of
training rural health facility managers in Papua New
Guinea -- Telemedicine support of maternal and newborn
health to remote provinces of Mongolia -- Can a novel
smartphone application detect periodic limb movements? --
Randomised controlled trial of an in-home monitoring
intervention to improve health outcomes for type 2
diabetes: study protocol -- Targeting zero non-attendance
in healthcare clinics -- Design of a large scale community
-based self-management system for diabetes mellitus -- The
telegraph and the beginnings of telemedicine in Australia
-- Delivering healthcare cost-effectively using available
technology -- A proposal to design a Location-Based Mobile
Cardiac Emergency System (LMCES) -- Using Twitter for
prenatal health promotion: encouraging a multivitamin
habit among college-aged females -- Automated NFC enabled
rural healthcare for reliable patient record maintainance
-- The effect of post traumatic stress disorders on
rehabilitation among combat-wounded veterans -- Personal
health records: mobile biosensors and smartphones for
developing countries -- High definition 3d telemedicine:
the next frontier? -- Home care and technology: a case
study -- Towards an international electronic repository
and virtual laboratory of open data and open-source
software for telehealth research: comparison of
international, Australian and Finnish privacy policies --
An SMS-based HIV/AIDS education and awareness model for
rural areas in Papua New Guinea -- Viability of healthcare
service delivery alternatives for the Australian mining
sector -- A videoconferencing tool acting as a home-based
healthcare monitoring robot for elderly patients --
Telemonitoring of medication adherence in patients with
major mental illness: watching the patient as well as the
pills.
520 "Health systems worldwide are under increasing pressure to
deliver services in an efficient and cost-effective
manner. Telehealth, or the delivery of health services at
a distance, has an important role to play in achieving
this. Communication technologies are becoming more readily
accessible and affordable, and an array of telehealth
applications are emerging which have potential benefits
for patients and clinicians, particularly in areas where
health services are traditionally limited, non-existent or
difficult to access. This book presents papers selected
from contributions to the 2nd International Conference on
Global Telehealth, held in Sydney, Australia, in November
2012. The theme of the conference was delivering quality
healthcare anywhere through telehealth, and the papers
collected here are those in keeping with this theme. They
are also deemed to have a lasting value and capture the
international diversity and variations of scope in
contemporary telehealth developments. The contributions in
this book cover a broad spectrum, ranging from 'work in
progress' laboratory studies to successfully established
clinical services, and will be of interest to all those
concerned with improving the provision of healthcare
worldwide"--Publisher's description.
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650 0 Medical telematics|vCongresses.|0https://id.loc.gov/
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650 0 Telecommunication in medicine|vCongresses.|0https://
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