Role of digital health policy and leadership : from reactive to proactive / edited by Karim Keshavjee and Alireza Khatami.
| Author/creator | Future of Health Leadership, Informatics and Policy (Conference) |
| Other author | Keshavjee, Karim, editor. |
| Format | Electronic |
| Publication | Amsterdam, Netherlands ; Clifton, VA, USA : IOS Press, [2024] |
| Copyright Date | ©2024 |
| Description | 1 online resource. |
| Supplemental Content | Ebook Central |
| Subjects |
| Series | Studies in health technology and informatics; volume 312 Studies in health technology and informatics ; v. 312. ^A1014740 |
| Contents | Title Page -- Preface -- About the Conference -- Contents -- Digital Transformation of the Healthcare System -- A Framework for Implementing Disease Prevention and Behavior Change Evidence at Scale -- Measuring and Managing Healthcare Supply and Demand in Real-Time -- Towards Meaningful Engagement with Clinician Advisors: Lessons Learned Co-Creating a Digital Mental Health Tool -- Health Informatics: Policy and Leadership -- Mental Health and Addiction Data Use Cases: Macro Perspectives in Ontario -- From Strategy to Synergy: Paving Ontario's Proactive Path in Precision Medicine with Collaboration and Visionary Leadership -- From Blueprint to Best Practice: Gauging the Efficacy of Digital Health Solutions -- Implementation of a Clinical, Patient-Level Dashboard at a Mental Health Hospital: Lessons Learned from Two Pilot Clinics -- Regulation, Governance and Interoperability -- Towards a Unified Framework for Information and Interoperability Governance -- Towards a Regulatory Framework for Workflow Improvement in Electronic Medical Records -- Towards a Regulatory Framework for Electronic Medical Record Interoperability in Canada -- Towards a Regulatory Framework for Electronic Medical Record Data Visualization -- Lack of Data Access, but Not Availability, Hinders AI Training for High-Risk Conditions in Ontario -- Health Informatics Research and Innovation -- Canada's Digital Health Workforce: The Role of Innovation, Research and Policy -- AI Can Improve the Economics of Blindness Prevention in Canada -- Accelerating AI Innovation in Healthcare Through Mentorship -- Improving Childhood Vaccination Rates with Process Innovation in Central Zone, Alberta -- Patient-Focused Technologies -- Assessing Suicide Prevention Apps' Responsiveness to Help-Seeking Needs of Individuals Connected with Mental Health Services -- Informing Mobile Health Policy for Pregnant Women in Rural Populations in Canada, with a Focus on Pre-Eclampsia -- Validation of a Design Architecture to Deliver Health Management and Behavior Change Evidence at Scale -- Subject Index -- Author Index Generated by AI |
| Abstract | The book 'The Role of Digital Health Policy and Leadership: From Reactive to Proactive' explores the transition of healthcare systems from a reactive to a proactive approach through the integration of digital health technologies. Edited by Karim Keshavjee and Alireza Khatami from the University of Toronto, this work is part of the Studies in Health Technology and Informatics series. It discusses the application of informatics, machine learning, and digital technologies in improving healthcare systems, emphasizing the importance of policy, regulation, and governance. The book aims to provide insights for policymakers and stakeholders to better manage healthcare resources and improve patient outcomes. It targets healthcare professionals, policymakers, and researchers interested in health informatics and digital health strategies. Generated by AI |
| Source of description | Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on June 11, 2024). |
| Issued in other form | Print version: 1643684949 9781643684949 |
| ISBN | 1643684957 electronic book |
| ISBN | 9781643684956 (electronic bk.) |
| Stock number | 9781643684956 IOS Press http://www.iospress.nl |
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