Medical And Care Compunetics 3 (Studies in Health Technology and Informatics) (Studies in Health Technology and Informatics)

This publication covers aspects concerning information supply to patient and professional; electronic health records, its standards, its social implications; and new developments in medical & care compunetics. For citizen / patient-related information, it is necessary to use the latest medical and care compunetics. The editors recognize the possible thread to patient safety of the information available on the internet. They also see the problems of professionals to find information on the latest developments in medical and care compunetics in a structured way. This book is dedicated to the co-founder of the ICMCC Foundation, Prof. Swamy Laxminarayan, who passed away on September 29, 2005.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 1 Preface 7 Board Lists 8 Contents 11 PARKSERVICE: Home Support and Walking Aid for People with Parkinson's Disease 15 Assistive Technology - Behaviourally Assisted 21 Empowering the Impaired Through the Appropriate Use of Information Technology and Internet 29 Telemedicine Odyssey Customised Telemedicine Solution for Rural and Remote Areas in India 36 A Deployable Framework for Mobile Telemedicine Applications 50 Applications of ePerSpace Service Management Platform in Health Care 56 Context-Aware Workflow Management of Mobile Health Applications 61 Health Inequalities and Emerging Themes in Compunetics 76 Integrated Multimedia Medical Data Agent in E-Health 84 Developing Health Surveillance Networks: An Adaptive Approach 88 Using UMLS to Map from a Library to a Clinical Classification: Improving the Functionality of a Digital Library 100 Methodological Issues for the Information Model of a Knowledge-Based Telehealthcare System for Nephrology (Nefrotel) 110 HEARTFAID: A Knowledge Based Platform of Services for Supporting Medical-Clinical Management of Heart Failure Within Elderly Population 122 The State of the Art in the Reduction of Medical Errors 140 e-Care Integration: To Meet the Demographic Challenge 152 Applied Medical & Care Compunetics to Public Health Disease Surveillance and Management: Leveraging External Data Sources - A Key to Public Health Preparedness 165 Patient Record Access - The Time Has Come 176 New Trends in the Virtualization of Hospitals - Tools for Global e-Health 182 Monitoring the Integration of Hospital Information Systems: How It May Ensure and Improve the Quality of Data 190 MedIEQ - Quality Labelling of Medical Web Content Using Multilingual Information Extraction 197 Improving Uptake of a Breast Screening Programme: A Knowledge Management Approach for Opportunistic Intervention 205 EHR Standards - A Comparative Study 212 Developing a Strategic Framework for Healthcare Standards 221 Lowering the Barrier to a Decentralized NHIN Using the Open Healthcare Framework 228 Knowledge Management and Electronic Care Records: Incorporating Social, Legal and Ethical Issues 235 Integrated Electronic Health Records Management System 242 Standards for Medical Device Communication: X73 PoC-MDC 256 A Standard Ontology for the Semantic Integration of Components in Healthcare Organizations 271 A Novel Management Database in Obstetrics and Gynaecology to Introduce the Electronic Healthcare Record and Improve the Clinical Audit Process 280 EFMI Session 291 SNOMED-CT: The Advanced Terminology and Coding System for eHealth 293 EHR in the Perspective of Security, Integrity and Ethics 305 Personal Health - The Future Care Paradigm 313 Formal Policies for Flexible EHR Security 321 Citizen Empowerment Using Healthcare and Welfare Cards 331 BioHealth - The Need for Security and Identity Management Standards in eHealth 341 Formal Design of Electronic Public Health Records 351 Specific Interoperability Problems of Security Infrastructure Services 363 Sharable EHR Systems in Finland 378 Invited Paper 385 Information Therapy: The Strategic Role of Prescribed Information in Disease Self-Management 387 Author Index 399

this Publication Covers Aspects Concerning Information Supply To Patient And Professional; Electronic Health Records, Its Standards, Its Social Implications; And New Developments In Medical & Care Compunetics. For Citizen / Patient-related Information, It Is Necessary To Use The Latest Medical And Care Compunetics. The Editors Recognize The Possible Thread To Patient Safety Of The Information Available On The Internet. They Also See The Problems Of Professionals To Find Information On The Latest Developments In Medical And Care Compunetics In A Structured Way. This Book Is Dedicated To The Co-founder Of The Icmcc Foundation, Prof. Swamy Laxminarayan, Who Passed Away On September 29, 2005.

This publication covers aspects concerning information supply to patient and professional; electronic health records, its standards, its social implications; and new developments in medical and care compunetics. For citizen / patient-related information, it is necessary to use the latest medical and care compunetics. The editors recognize the possible threat to patient safety of the information available on the internet. They also see the problems of professionals to find information on the latest developents in medical and care compunetics in a structured way. This book is dedicated to the co-founder of the ICMCC Foundation, Professor Swamy Laxminarayan, who passed away on September 29, 2005 For citizen/patient-related information, it is necessary to use the latest medical and care compunetics. This publication covers aspects concerning information supply to patient and professional; electronic health records, its standards, its social implications; and developments in medical and care compunetics