Conclusions: After one year of evaluation, we concluded that the tele-EEG system had been successfully introduced into the clinical routine. As a matter of fact, the success of the telemedicine system has led to its widespread use and it has … Continued
Conclusions: Current technology can bring health, social and well-being care actually centered on citizens, and granting each person the management of his/her health information. However, the application of technology without adopting methodologies or normalized guidelines will reduce the interoperability of … Continued
Conclusions: This research shows that it is possible to automatically map archetype terms to a standard terminology with a high precision and recall, with the help of appropriate contextual and semantic information of both models. Moreover, the semantic-based methods provide … Continued
Conclusion: An easy to use handheld based ARS that enables interactive, image-based, teaching is achieved. The system effectively adds an extra dimension to the use of an ARS. (Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).
Conclusions: This intuitive system guarantees a traceability in connection with a high quality system certified ISO 9001-v2000 (with a rapid data entry), an assistant to schedule the production of preparations in a better way, a permanent follow-up and analysis of … Continued
Conclusions: Despite their apparent promise, health information technologies (HIT) have proved difficult to implement. This systematic review reveals the implementation barriers associated to organisational management and their interrelations. Several important future directions in the field are also suggested: (1) there … Continued
Conclusions: Computerized clinical event monitoring systems should be considered when developing methods to detect adverse drug reactions as part of intensive care unit patient safety surveillance systems, since they can automate the detection of these events using signals that have … Continued
Conclusions: Pediatric pulmonologists demonstrated low use of a computerized decision support system for asthma care because of a combination of general and subspecialist-specific factors.Subspecialist-specific factors should not be underestimated when designing guideline-based, computerized decision support systems for the subspecialty setting. … Continued
Campbell Informatics Appoints New CEO – August 28, 2006 “Campbell Informatics is entering a new phase of growth which positions the company as a key player in the Data Modeling and Engineering Informatics for the Life Sciences Industry” states Cliff … Continued
Healthline Selected to Power Intelligent Health Search Across the HealthCentral Network – May 15, 2007 Healthline Networks and The HealthCentral Network, Inc., today announced that Healthline’s Medically Guided Search and navigation platform will now power search for all of The … Continued