| Contents |
Seamless Care: What is it; what is its value; what does it require; when might we get it? / William Ed Hammond -- Secondary use of clinical data / Peter L. Elkin ... [et al.] -- The role of architecture and ontology for interoperability / Bernd Blobel ... [et al.] -- Patients' empowerment of their personal health record requires strong traceability to guarantee patients health care security / François André Allaert, Catherine Quantin -- Empowering patients with COPD using Tele-homecare technology / Lotte Huniche ... [et al.] -- Language games and patient-centred eHealth / Chris Showell, Elizabeth Cummings, Paul Turner -- Electronic interchange of lab test orders and results between laboratories reduces errors and gives full traceability / Ib Johansen, Margit Rasmussen -- Quality Improvements based on detailed and precise terminology / Ida Tvede, Kirsten Bredegaard, Jakob Steen Andersen -- Risk assessment of integrated electronic health records / Bjarni Thor Bjornsson, Gudlaug Sigurdardottir, Stefan Orri Stefansson -- Meeting EHR security requirements: SeAAS approach / Basel Katt ... [et al.] -- Improvement of cross-sector communication in the integrated health environment / Hans Demski ... [et al.] -- Design and implementation of a health data interoperability mediator / Mu-Hsing Kuo, Andre William Kushniruk, Elizabeth Marie Borycki -- Ontology-based interoperability service for HL7 interfaces implementation / Carolina González, Bernd Blobel, Diego M. López -- Harmonizing the semantics of technical terms by the generic component model / Frank Oemig, Bernd Blobel -- Challenges of interoperability using HL7 v3 in Czech healthcare / Miroslav Nagy, Petra Preckova, Libor Seidl, Jana Zvarova -- ResearchEHR: Use of semantic web technologies and archetypes for the description of EHRs / Montserrat Robles ... [et al.] -- CEN EN13606 normalisation framework implementation experiences / David Moner ... [et al.] -- Procuring interoperability at the expense of usability: a case study of UK National Programme for IT assurance process / Paul Krause, Simon de Lusignan -- Health-IDENTITY: Mobile services for consumers of medicines / Jean-Jerome Sarrasin, Michael Schumacher, Christian Hay, Philippe Richard -- Alerts in clinical information systems: building frameworks and prototypes / Rolf Wipfli, Christian Lovis -- Tele-assistance for discharged patients supporting continuity of care / Lacramioara Stoicu-Tivadar, Vasile Stoicu-Tivadar, Dorin Berian -- Telemedicine fetal phonocardiography surveillance: an Italian satisfactory experience / Maria Romano ... [et al.] -- Citizens, seamlessness, and care: inter-relationships and inter-operability / Michael Rigby -- A framework for the development of patient safety education and training guidelines / Dimitrios Zikos, Marianna Diomidous, John Mantas -- Getting seamless care right from the beginning: integrating computers into the human interaction / Christopher Pearce, Pushpa Kumarpeli, Simon de Lusignan -- Analysis model for personal eHealth solutions and services / Juha Mykkanen ... [et al.] -- Standardized and flexible health data management with an Archetype Driven EHR system (EHRflex) / Anton Brass, David Moner, Claudia Hildebrand, Montserrat Robles -- On a seamless transition from a running EPR system to a new one / Michael A. Shifrin. |
| Abstract |
This book contains the proceedings of the Tenth European Federation for Medical Informatics (EFMI) Special Topic Conference 2010; Europe's leading forum for presenting the results of current scientific work in health informatics processes, systems and technologies. Included are two invited keynotes, one session keynote and 25 full papers, selected by the Scientific Programme Committee from 61 submissions, each rigorously reviewed by three reviewers. Subjects include: Electronic health records and personal health records, traceability, security, privacy and safety and quality, as well as interoperability and standards, patient empowerment, satisfaction and safety, continuity of care and device integration. Most of the topics are interdisciplinary in nature and the book will be of interest not only to those scientists involved with medical, bio- and health informatics, but to all health administrators, medical professionals and representatives of industry and consultancy in the various health fields.-- Source other than Library of Congress |
