Consumer-centered Computer-supported Care for Healthy People: Proceedings of Ni2006 (Studies in Health Technology and Informatics) (Studies in Health Technology ... in Health Technology and Informatics)

This publication, initiated by the Korean Society of Medical Informatics (KOSMI) and its Nursing Informatics Specialist Group, and the Special Interest Group in Nursing Informatics of the International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA-NI), is published for nurses and informatics experts working with informatics applications in nursing care, administration, research and education, bringing together the worlds of nursing informatics community. Korea is well known for having the highest level of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) accessibility in the world. Advances in ICT in Korea have lead Korean health care sectors to fully utilize the benefit of ICT for health care. The theme of the book, 'Consumer-Centered Computer-Supported Care for Healthy People', emphasizes the central role of the consumer and the function of information technology in health care. It reflects the major challenge in our time, which is developing and using information technology for the improvement of consumer oriented health care.IOS Press is an international science, technical and medical publisher of high-quality books for academics, scientists, and professionals in all fields. Some of the areas we publish in: -Biomedicine -Oncology -Artificial intelligence -Databases and information systems -Maritime engineering -Nanotechnology -Geoengineering -All aspects of physics -E-governance -E-commerce -The knowledge economy -Urban studies -Arms control -Understanding and responding to terrorism -Medical informatics -Computer Sciences Title page......Page 1 Preface......Page 5 NI2006 Committees......Page 6 Contents......Page 7 Keynote Speeches......Page 31 Coherent Heterogeneity: Redefining Nursing in a Consumer-Smart World......Page 33 Feeling the Digital Pulse: Consumer-Centered Approach to Individual Health Profiling......Page 39 Clinical Cognition and Biomedical Informatics: Issues of Patient Safety......Page 48 Papers. Consumer Informatics......Page 53 Building a Personal Health Record from Nursing Perspective......Page 55 Caseworkers' Perceptions of the Mental Health Information Needs of Persons Living with HIV/AIDS......Page 60 Consumer Informatics in Primary Care......Page 66 Development and Pilot-Testing of the Perceived Health Web Site Usability Questionnaire (PHWSUQ) for Older Adults......Page 68 Informatics-Based Learning Resources for Patients and Their Relatives in Recovery......Page 74 Literacy, Consumer Informatics, and Health Care Outcomes: Interrelations and Implications......Page 79 Patient Participation in Decision Making in Nursing......Page 84 Photographic Data - An Untapped Resource to Explore Complex Phenomena such as Health Information Management in the Household (HIMH) -......Page 88 Theory Development in Health Care Informatics: Information and Communication Technology Acceptance Model (ICTAM) Improves the Explanatory and Predictive Power of Technology Acceptance Models......Page 93 Decision Support Systems......Page 99 A Future Vision: A Serious Attempt to Integrate Terminologies in Nursing Practice, a Strategy for 2005-2007......Page 101 An Exploratory Study of an Intranet Dashboard in a Multi-State Healthcare System......Page 105 Children as Design Partners in the Development of a Support System for Children with Cancer......Page 110 CI for a DSS to Predict Nursing Coverage in a Geriatric Care Facility......Page 116 Cognitive Ability Patterns and Nurses' Clinical Decision Making......Page 121 Creation of a Gold Standard for Validation of a Computer-Interpretable Depression Screening Guideline......Page 125 Decision Support Within the Veterans' Health Administration......Page 130 Development and Evaluation of Online Evidence Based Guideline Bank System......Page 135 Development of the Nursing Information System Based on the Standardized Nursing Language System for Gastric Cancer Patients......Page 139 Early Detection of Pulmonary Hypertension with Heart Sounds Analysis Pilot Study......Page 142 Fuzzy Logic Model Based on the Differential Nursing Diagnosis of Alterations in Urinary Elimination......Page 147 Knowledge Discovery: Detecting Elderly Patients with Impaired Mobility......Page 151 Methods in Informatics: Development of a Multiattribute Utility Questionnaire for Feeding Decisions in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit......Page 154 Preliminary Analysis for the Development of a PDA-Based Decision Support System for the Screening and Management of Obesity......Page 159 Requirements Specification for Automated Fall and Injury Risk Assessment......Page 164 The Contribution of Nursing Data to the Development of a Predictive Model for the Detection of Acute Pancreatitis......Page 169 The Use of Qualitative Data Analysis Software (QDAS) to Manage and Support the Analysis of Think Aloud (TA) Data......Page 173 Education for Consumers and Healthcare Professionals......Page 177 A Model of Interprofessional Informatics Education......Page 179 A Preliminary Evaluation of the First e-Learning Nurse Prescribing Course in England......Page 183 A Study of ICT Use and Developments in Supporting Pre-Registration Students in Practice......Page 188 A Web-Based Short Messaging Service System to Enhance Family-Centered Surgical Patient Care......Page 193 An Asset Based Model for Postgraduate Education Online......Page 197 Development and Evaluation of an Integrated Patient-Oriented Education Management System for Diabetes......Page 202 Education and Training of Health Information Systems - A Literature Review......Page 206 Evaluation of a Computer-Assisted Instruction (CAI) Module for a Patient Controlled Analgesia Pump......Page 211 Expanding Nursing Education Through e-Learning: A Case Study in Malaysia......Page 216 Factors Associated with Computer Literacy Among Nurses......Page 220 Heuristic Evaluation of a Web-Based Educational Resource for Low Literacy NICU Parents......Page 224 Interdisciplinary Information Design with an Empowerment Strategy......Page 230 Meeting the Informatics Needs of Today's Nursing Students......Page 235 Nurses on the Net......Page 241 Preparing Our Public Health Nursing Leaders with Informatics Skills to Combat Bioterrorism in the United States......Page 245 Quality Evaluation on an e-Learning System in Continuing Professional Education of Nurses......Page 250 Sharing Intellectual and Social Capital: A Partnership to Advance Informatics and Foster Consumer Centric Care......Page 255 Teaching Nurses to Provide Patient Centered Evidence-Based Care Through the Use of Informatics Tools that Promote Safety, Quality and Effective Clinical Decisions......Page 260 Television Stars - Counselling of PBL (Problem Based Learning) Groups Through Videoconferencing in a Distance Learning Based Nursing Bachelor Programme......Page 265 The Perfect Role for Nursing Informatics: Nursing Staff Development......Page 271 The Unitec/Waitemata Simulation Learning Lab: A Partnership to Prepare New Zealand's Next Generation of Nurses......Page 274 The Western New York Regional Electronic Health Record Initiative: Healthcare Informatics Use from the Registered Nurse Perspective......Page 278 Value and Problems with e-Learning Materials in Relation to Patient-Nurse Communication and Assessment in a Lecture......Page 283 Educational Technologies and Methodologies......Page 285 Development of a Communication Skills Training Support System for the Nurse......Page 287 Teaching Undergraduate Nursing Students Critical Thinking: An Innovative Informatics Strategy......Page 291 Electronic Health Record......Page 297 A Tartan Warning: Results from the Royal College of Nursing (Scotland) On-Line Surveys......Page 299 An Automated Approach to Studying Health Resource and Infobutton Use......Page 303 Building an Innovation Electronic Nursing Record Pilot Structure with Nursing Clinical Pathway......Page 309 Case Study: A View of Informatics Nursing from a Clinical Nurse's Perspective......Page 314 Comparison of Direct and Indirect Nursing-Care Times Between Physician Order Entry System and Electronic Medical Records......Page 318 Developing an Integrated Electronic Nursing Record Based on Standards......Page 324 e-Nursing Documentation as a Tool for Quality Assurance......Page 328 Evaluation of Electronic Health Records from Viewpoint of Patients......Page 334 Implementation of Nursing Care Plan in the Electronic Patient Record (EPR) Findings and Experiences......Page 339 Is It Possible for Nurses and Doctors to Form a Useful Clinical Overview of an EHR?......Page 344 Linkage of Patient Records to Support Continuity of Care: Issues and Future Directions......Page 350 Nursing Minimum Data Set in the Multidisciplinary Electronic Health Record......Page 355 Opportunities and Obstacles in Electronic Data Collection in Nursing......Page 359 Perceptions of Health Care Professionals Concerning Development of Clinical Pathways......Page 363 Perceptions of Impact of Electronic Health Records on Nurses' Work......Page 367 The Structure and Content of the Nursing Component of a Pilot Electronic Health Record for the Cardiac Managed Clinical Network in Scotland......Page 372 Ethical and Legal Issues......Page 377 Nurses Confronting Sexual Harassment in the Medical Environment......Page 379 Reproducing Social Inequality and Unequal Treatment in the National Health Information Infrastructure: A Discourse Analysis of IOM Executive Summaries......Page 383 Theoretical Considerations of Ethics in Text Mining of Nursing Documents......Page 389 Financial and Administrative Issues......Page 395 Nursing Intensity: In the Footsteps of John Thompson......Page 397 Study on Weighting of Amount of Nursing Care Using Data on Index of Patient's Need for Nursing......Page 402 The Nurse Informaticist in Metropolitan Minnesota: Credentials, Salary, Perceived Roles, and Value to the Organization......Page 406 Internet and Communication......Page 411 A Virtual Visit to the Childbirth Clinic......Page 413 e-Learning in Nursing Education - Challenges and Opportunities......Page 417 Internet Communities for Recruitment of Cancer Patients......Page 421 Internet Methods in the Study of Women's Physical Activity......Page 426 Mapping VIPS Concepts for Nursing Interventions to the ISO Reference Terminology Model for Nursing Actions: A Collaborative Scandinavian Analysis......Page 431 Nursing Intranet for Communication and Knowledge Management......Page 436 Preliminary Evaluation of a Web Site for Depressive Symptoms Management......Page 438 Knowledge Management......Page 443 An e-Learning Portal for Nurses in Singapore General Hospital......Page 445 A Program to Enhance Nursing Managers' Capability of Operating Computerized Processing System......Page 450 Consumer-Centered Nursing with ICT: A Futuristic Viewpoint......Page 455 Integration of Interdisciplinary Guidelines with Clinical Applications: Current and Future Scenarios......Page 460 Intelligent Semantic Interoperability: Integrating Knowledge, Terminology and Information Models to Support Stroke Care......Page 465 Knowledge Management Strategies: Enhancing Knowledge Transfer to Clinicians and Patients......Page 470 Linking Interdisciplinary Patient Care Standards to Clinical Information Systems Using Structured Actions......Page 475 Making the Procedure Manual Come Alive: A Prototype Relational Database and Dynamic Website Model for the Management of Nursing Information......Page 480 The Proposal of Measurement of RNs at Acute Care Setting Cognitive Process when They Make Cognitive Error......Page 485 Knowledge Representation......Page 489 Development of Standardized Midwifery Nursing Reproductive Health Data Set (MN-RHDs) for Pakistan......Page 491 EBCPG: A Visualized Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline System......Page 495 Features of Standardized Nursing Terminology Sets in Japan......Page 501 Knowledge Content of Advance Practice Nurse and Physician Experts: A Cognitive Evaluation of Clinical Practice Guideline Comprehension......Page 506 Nursing Spoken Corpora for Understanding Nursing Assignments......Page 511 The Fusion of Gerontology and Technology in Nursing Education: History and Demonstration of the Gerontological Informatics Reasoning Project - GRIP©......Page 516 Towards a Reference Model for Representing Nursing Information Needs......Page 520 Nursing and Health Standards......Page 527 An Evaluation of the Time for Nursing Activity in a Hospital Using a Full Electronic Medical Record System (EMR)......Page 529 Changes in the ICNP® Version 1.0 from Beta 2......Page 533 Computer Literacy: Where Are Nurse Educators on the Continuum?......Page 535 Developing a Data Dictionary for the Irish Nursing Minimum Dataset......Page 540 Electronic Self-Report Assessment - Cancer (ESRA-C): Working Towards an Integrated Survey System......Page 544 Evaluation of Documents that Integrate Knowledge, Terminology and Information Models......Page 549 Factors Affecting the Degree of Satisfaction for Nursing Information System......Page 553 Is the Health Level 7/LOINC Document Ontology Adequate for Representing Nursing Documents?......Page 557 Long Distance Education for Croatian Nurses with Open Source Software......Page 562 Modelling Collaborative Care Information - The Nursing Perspective......Page 565 Nationally Standardized Electronic Nursing Documentation in Finland by the Year 2007......Page 570 Nursing Experience of Redesigning a Schedule to Consider Gender Identity Disorder in Recruits' Physical Examination......Page 572 Nursing Informatics Issues and Progress in New Zealand......Page 574 Pressure Ulcer: Statistics Analysis of an Electronic Database......Page 578 The Impact of Information Technology on Nursing Practice and Knowledge......Page 582 Open Source Software......Page 587 Migrating a Lecture in Nursing Informatics to a Blended Learning Format - A Bottom-up Approach to Implement an Open-Source Web-Based Learning Management System -......Page 589 Organization Impacts and Changes......Page 593 Attitudes of Nurses Towards End-User Development......Page 595 Computer-Based Nursing Documentation in Nursing Homes: A Feasibility Study......Page 600 Exploring the Impact of Health Information Technology on Communication and Collaboration in Acute Care Nursing......Page 605 HANDS: A Revitalized Technology Supported Care Planning Method to Improve Nursing Handoffs......Page 610 Horus Meets Nightingale in the Modern Age: How Nursing Communicates with Pharmacy in HCIT Era......Page 615 Improving Quality of Electronic Data Registration for Clinical Pathways at the Regional Hospital Sint Augustinus Antwerp (Flanders-Belgium): A Case Study......Page 617 Information Technology and Nursing; Emancipation Versus Control?......Page 621 Introducing Standardized Terminologies to Nurses: Magic Wands and Other Strategies......Page 626 Management of Information Between Two Nursing Contexts......Page 630 Mobile Computing in a New Zealand Bachelor of Nursing Programme......Page 635 Problem Focused Integration of Information, Quality and Process Management with Empirical Research: The Example of the Essen Interdisciplinary Pressure Ulcer Project......Page 639 Qualitative Analysis of End User Computing Strategy and Experiences in Promoting Nursing Informatics in Taiwan......Page 643 Revision of the Belgian Nursing Minimum Dataset: From Data to Information......Page 646 Technology's Role in Addressing Maryland's Nursing Shortage......Page 649 The Clinical Information System Implementation Evaluation Scale......Page 651 The Electronic Patient Record in Community Health Services - Paradoxes and Adjustments in Clinical Work......Page 656 The Introduction of the Clinical Module of a Primary Care Patient Management System into a Family Planning Association......Page 662 Tele-Health......Page 667 A Study on New Nursing Information Accessibility Mechanism Using the Digital Broadcasting Network......Page 669 Creating Technology-Enhanced Practice: A University-Home Care-Corporate Alliance......Page 674 eHealth in Nursing - Already Routine? Results of Two Case Studies from Germany......Page 679 Experience Sharing on the Implementation of Telehealth System in Hong Kong......Page 684 Factors Affecting the Implementation of Telenursing in Korea......Page 687 Integrating Hospital Medical Care Data with Pharmaceutical Education Materials for Diabetes Self Management......Page 690 Intelligent Mobile Voice Information Centre System: Taking the Emergency Triage Support System as an Example......Page 694 The Relationship Between Technology and Changing Professional Roles in Health Care: A Case-Study in Teledermatology......Page 699 Using Pulse Oximetry Level to Indicate the Occurrence of Sleep Apnoea Events......Page 702 Workplace Response to Virtual Caregiver Support and Remote Home Monitoring of Elders: The WIN Project......Page 706 Ubiquitous Computing......Page 711 A Systematic Approach to Baseline Assessment of Nursing Documentation and Enterprise-Wide Prioritization for Electronic Conversion......Page 713 Australian Nurses Access and Attitudes to Information Technology - A National Survey......Page 718 Developing and Evaluating a Wireless Speech-and-Touch-Based Interface for Intelligent Comprehensive Triage Support Systems......Page 723 Usefulness of a Personal Digital Assistant-Based Advanced Practice Nursing Student Clinical Log: Faculty Stakeholder Exemplars......Page 728 Vocabulary......Page 733 A Formal Foundation for ICNP®......Page 735 American Dietetic Association's Standardized Nutrition Language: Project Logic Model and Current Status......Page 740 Analysis of Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) Performed in the Medical-Surgical Unit......Page 745 Classification of Nursing Statements Based on the ICNP, the HHCC, and the Nursing Process for Use in Electronic Nursing Records......Page 748 Content Coverage of SNOMED-CT Toward the ICU Nursing Flowsheets and the Acuity Indicators......Page 752 Developing a Cancer Nursing Information System: Determining Core Nursing Diagnoses for the Six Most Common Cancers in Korea......Page 757 Implementation of Wireless Technology in Advanced Clinical Practice......Page 760 Nursing Minimum Data Set: A Literature Review......Page 764 Patient Medication - How Is It Documented?......Page 768 Practical Definition of SNOMED CT® Concepts: The Case of Education, Advice and Counselling......Page 772 Supporting Continuity of Information in the Patient Transfer Process Should there Be a Minimum Data Set Across Care Settings?......Page 776 The National Evaluation of Standardized Terminology......Page 779 Toward Standardising Nursing Language in New Zealand......Page 783 Variations Across Field Settings in the Use of the Indicators for Nursing Outcomes Classification Outcomes......Page 788 Posters. Clinical Informatics......Page 791 Design and Development of the Pressure Ulcer Nursing Information System for Clinical Risk Management......Page 793 Venous Thromboembolism Safety Toolkit: A Systems Approach to Safe Practice Interventions......Page 795 Confidentiality and Security Issues......Page 797 A Project to Improve the Computerization Procedure of Emergency Nursing Record......Page 799 Construction of a Safety Management System for Drug Use by Using an RFID Tag......Page 800 Evaluation of a Patient Centered e-Nursing and Caring System......Page 801 Consumer Informatics......Page 803 A Study of Dissemination of Health Information via Internet......Page 805 Developing e-Health Information by Empowerment Strategy......Page 806 Development of a Health Information Website Evaluation Categories with Items for Diabetes Mellitus......Page 807 Patient Learning Centre Soppi: A Way to Promote Human-Computer Interaction in Health Care......Page 808 Decision Support Systems......Page 809 Actual Use and Perceived Usefulness of a Web-Based, Decision Support Program for Men with Prostate Cancer......Page 811 Cognitive Abilities and Clinical Decision Making in Nursing......Page 813 Design of a Nursing Clinical Decision Support System Applying Nursing Diagnosis and Nursing Evaluation Model Based Data Mining......Page 814 Design of an Activity-Based Cost System for Independent Home Care......Page 816 Evaluation to the Informatics System for Health Promotion Management with MedModel Simulation Project......Page 817 Performance and Acceptance Evaluation of a Self-Made Excel Nurse Scheduling Supporting System......Page 818 Proposal for an Essential Nursing Data Set to Evaluate the Health in Home Care Elderly Persons......Page 820 The Development of a Heuristic-Based Excel Scheduling Support System for Nurses......Page 822 The Impact of Computerized Decision Support Systems on Documentation Skills......Page 824 The Reasonable Legal Nursing Manpower-Staffing by Using the System Dynamics Approach......Page 825 The Use of KDD to Identify Eligible Patients for Case Management Programs......Page 826 Education for Consumers and Healthcare Professionals......Page 827 A Blended Learning Program on Undergraduate Nursing Students' Learning of Electrocardiography......Page 829 A Certificate Program in Health Informatics: Brazil/USA Experience......Page 830 A Study of Network Education Application on Nursing Staff Continuing Education Effectiveness and Staff's Satisfaction......Page 831 Bachelor Nursing Staffs Attitude and Awareness About Their Role in New Nursing Education Program......Page 834 Computer-Tailored Intervention Program to Promote Breast-Feeding......Page 835 Construction and Evaluation of E-Learning System for Medical Treatment Safety Measures......Page 837 Continuing Nursing Education via the Internet: An Evaluation......Page 839 Demands and Expectation for the e-Learning Model in Clinical Nursing Education......Page 840 Development and Evaluation of the e-Learning Teaching Materials for Surgical Nursing Training......Page 841 Development of e-Learning Materials for Psychiatric Nursing Education......Page 842 Development of e-Learning Multimedia Contents for PBL......Page 843 Evaluation of a Nursing Program that Supports Active Learning Accelerated Online Bachelor's to BSN Program......Page 846 Focus Group Interviews to Examine the Attitude and Quality of Breastfeeding Care......Page 847 Information and Psychomotor Skills Knowledge Acquisition: A Student-Customer-Centered and Computer-Supported Approach......Page 848 Nursing Information Processing Abilities: A Comparison of Nursing Managers and Staff Nurses......Page 849 Observation and Imitation of Nursing Actions: A NIRS Study with Experts and Novices......Page 850 Redesigning the Nursing Informatics Education for Nurse Managers......Page 852 The Continuing Professional Education (CPE) of Nurses in Catanduanes......Page 853 The Development and Evaluation of a Web-Site for Patients Undergoing Spinal Fusion......Page 856 The Development of a Computer-Assisted Instruction System for Clinical Nursing Skills with Virtual Instruments Concepts: A Case Study for Intra-Aortic Balloon Pumping......Page 857 The Effect of Web-Based Multimedia Contents for a Course of Physical Examination and Health Assessment......Page 858 The Evaluation of Problem-Based Learning (PBL) for Three Years......Page 859 The Standardized Patient Experience in Undergraduate Nursing Education......Page 860 The Use of e-Meetings in Distance Education in Nursing, Umea University, Sweden......Page 861 Educational Technologies and Methodologies......Page 863 Podcasting: An Emerging Technology in Nursing Education......Page 865 Report on Improved Information Literacy in Students at the Nagano Red Cross Nursing School......Page 867 Electronic Health Record......Page 869 A Comparison of Nursing Activity Before and After Implementation of OCS in a General Hospital......Page 871 Constructing a Web-Based Electronic Template for Nursing Care Records......Page 873 Development of a Nursing Record Based on MR Item......Page 874 Difference of Needs on Functionality of Electronic Health Record Systems......Page 876 Effects Evaluation of Nursing E-Truck......Page 877 Empowering Nurses - Improving Care with an Integrated Nursing Information System (INIS)......Page 878 Matching Waveform Audio Files with Toxicall Data: Record Linkage in a Poison Control Center......Page 879 Nurses' Perceptions of Feed-Back from the Electronic Patient Record for the Quality on Pressure Ulcer Care......Page 880 Nurses' Perceptions of and Attitudes Toward an Electronic Medical Record System at Seoul National University Hospital......Page 881 Nursing Information System Development in a Brazilian General Public Hospital......Page 882 UMAS Hemophilia Database......Page 883 Use of Metadata Registry for Nursing: A Customer-Centered Electronic Health Record......Page 884 Users' Satisfaction on the Electronic Nursing Record System......Page 885 Ethical and Legal Issues......Page 887 Miniatured Blood Glucose Measurement Module Interfaced with Cellular Phone......Page 889 Nurses' Perception on Information Privacy in Japan......Page 890 Problems Experienced by Nurses in Relation to Disclosure of Patient Data Immediately After Enforcement of the Personal Information Protection Law in Japan......Page 892 Financial and Administrative Issues......Page 893 Evaluation of Analytical Studies of Critical Pathway Variances in Japan......Page 895 Locating Non-Working Nurses in Japan: A Feasibility Study......Page 896 The Development of NRMIS (Nursing Resources Management Information System) - Focused on Patient Classification -......Page 898 Internet and Communication......Page 901 "Kango-Net": A Community Website Connecting Citizens and Nursing Personnel......Page 903 A Study of Distant Interactive Classroom Through the Space Collaboration System (SCS)......Page 905 Authoring Tools for Web Based Surveys: A Descriptive Study......Page 906 Case Report: Taiwan's Experience in Adopting IHE Technical Framework to Integrate Systems......Page 907 Challenges in Internet Study Recruitment of African American Cancer Patients......Page 908 Consumers' Use of the Internet for Health Information......Page 910 Development of e-Learning for Problem Solving Approach of Nursing Students......Page 911 Effective Strategies for Recruiting of Asian Cancer Patients in Internet Research......Page 912 Electronic Communication Channel Within the Patient Data Management System Improves Internal Communication in the ICU......Page 913 Evaluation of Sexuality Education Information for Korean Adolescents......Page 914 Issues in Online Forum Administration Among Multi-Ethnic Cancer Patients......Page 915 The Evaluation Criteria of Internet Health Information......Page 916 Knowledge Management......Page 917 An XML-Based Framework for Personalized Health Management......Page 919 Combining Logistic Regression with Classification and Regression Tree to Predict Quality of Care in a Home Health Nursing Data Set......Page 921 Emergency Medical Information System for Transferring Patients to the Medical Institute by Triage-Result......Page 922 Nursing Intensity and Patient Classification in a Patient Information System......Page 924 Research Trends of Nursing Informatics in Korea......Page 925 Knowledge Representation......Page 927 A Prediction Model for Patient Classification According to Nursing Need: Using Data Mining Techniques......Page 929 Building a Subset of ICNP® Terms for Oncological Patients......Page 930 Challenges of Creating a One-Size-Fits-All Oncology CPOE Application......Page 932 Data Mining Approach to Model the Diagnostic Service Management......Page 933 Development of Coded Action Concepts to Support Workload and Cost Prediction Applications......Page 934 Encoding a Depression Screening Guideline Using GLIF......Page 935 Markup of Temporal Information in Electronic Health Records......Page 937 Recording of Nursing Assessment and Interventions for Stroke Patients with Eating Difficulties......Page 939 Nursing and Health Standards......Page 941 A Classification of Delivery Patient Groups Using CART (Classification and Regression Trees) for an Improvement of Critical Path......Page 943 A Suggestion for the Role of Infertile Woman and Support......Page 944 Developing Nursing Care Tool for Pregnant Woman to Quit First and Secondhanded Smoking......Page 945 Evaluating the NGC TM Evidence Based Acute Pain Management Guideline in the Elderly for Use in Korea......Page 946 Implementation and Evaluation of Standardized Patient Observation Master to the Nursing Directions System in Health Facilities for Recuperation......Page 947 Issues to be Improved After Introduction of a Non-Customized Electronic Medical Record System (EMR) in a Private General Hospital and Efforts Toward Improvement......Page 949 Nursing Job Process Analysis from Viewpoint of Process Design by Job Diagram......Page 951 Scope of a Nursing Diagnostic List for Fulfilling Basic Human Needs in Home-Visit Nursing......Page 952 Structural Visualization of Expert Nursing: Diabetes Self-Management Education Program......Page 953 Structural Visualization of Expert Nursing: Care to Prevent Tuberculosis Infection for Outpatients at Their Hospital Visits......Page 954 Structural Visualization of Expert Nursing: Development of an Assessment and Intervention Algorithm for Delirium Following Abdominal and Thoracic Surgeries......Page 955 Structural Visualization of Expert Nursing: Dialysis Patient Education Program "PD Catheter Management"......Page 957 Structural Visualization of Expert Nursing: Dialysis Patient Education Program "Vascular Access Management"......Page 959 Structural Visualization of Expert Nursing: Expert Nursing Care for a Patient Undergoing Outpatient Radiotherapy......Page 961 Structural Visualization of Expert Nursing: Expert Nursing Care for Extravasation of Anticancer Agent......Page 962 Structural Visualization of Expert Nursing: Hemodialysis Patient Education Program "Behavior Modification Program for Hemodialysis Patients"......Page 963 Structural Visualization of Expert Nursing: Cancer Pain Management......Page 965 Structural Visualization of Highly-Specialized Practice on Nursing and Midwifery: Nurse-Midwife's Monitoring and Caring During Labor and Delivery......Page 966 Structured Visualization of Expert Nursing - An Educational Program for Stoma Self-Care -......Page 968 Structured Visualization of Expert Nursing: Prevention of Pressure Ulcers......Page 969 The Management of Puerpera by Visiting Midwives One Month After Delivery......Page 970 To Realize Easy-to-Understand Description of Nursing Practice Terminology for Consumer......Page 971 Open Source Software......Page 973 Discussion on Satisfaction and Relevant Factors of Computerized Nursing Operation......Page 975 Organization Impacts and Changes......Page 979 A Program to Improve the Electronic Working Environment and Computer Hardware......Page 981 Cuban Experiences in Cooperative Links for Supporting the Development of Nursing Informatics......Page 983 Development of a Nursing Record System Through the Connection of Situational Variables and Nursing Diagnoses......Page 985 National Library of Medicine and the Marine Biological Laboratory Biomedical Informatics Fellowship - One Team's Experience......Page 987 Nurses' Perceptions of Adopting a PDA System - Application of Lewin's Change Theory......Page 988 The Views of Nurses Regarding Their Missions and Tasks, IRAN/Kashan 2004......Page 989 Tele-Health......Page 991 Development of a Web-Based Health Information Service System for Maternal Health Care......Page 993 Electronic Health......Page 995 Investigation of Predi