Large scale projects in ehealth : partnership in modernization ; proceedings of the EFMI Special Topic Conference, 18-20 April 2012, Moscow, Russia / edited by Bernd Blobel, Rolf Engelbrecht, and Michael A. Shifrin.

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ISBN:

9781614990529

9781614990512

Title:

Author:

European Federation for Medical Informatics. Special Topic Conference (2012 : Moscow, Russia), author.

Corporate Author:

European Federation for Medical Informatics. Special Topic Conference (2012 : Moscow, Russia), author.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (xii, 139 pages) : color illustrations.

Series:

Studies in health technology and informatics, v. 174

Contents:

Large scale projects. EFMI initiatives for inter-regional cooperation: the TrEHRT Project -- The Swedish strategy and method for development of a national healthcare information architecture -- Lessons from the English National Programme for IT about structure, process and utility -- Nation-wide primary healthcare research network: a privacy protection assessment -- MedCom: laboratory test ordering: fully implemented nationwide in less than 3 years -- National registries in the Russian healthcare system -- HL7 CDA in the national ePrescription efforts of Finland & Greece: a comparison -- Education. IMIA accreditation of health informatics programs -- EuroMISE Center: research and education in biomedical and healthcare informatics -- Implementation of the recommendations in master's courses in health informatics -- Teaching medical informatics at SSMU Tomsk for modernization health care -- Online education in a large scale rehabilitation institution -- Blended-learning strategy in the Altay State Medical University -- Applications and methodologies. Information system for the implementation of individual rehabilitation programs for persons with disabilities in Nizhny Novgorod Region -- Consistent data recording across a health system and web-enablement allow service quality comparisons: online data for commissioning dermatology services -- Pathogens and gene product normalization in the biomedical literature -- Cloud computing technology applied in healthcare for developing large scale flexible solution -- Can social web help to detect influenza related illnesses in Turkey? -- Computational biomedicine: a challenge for the twenty-first century -- Merging genomic and phenomic data for research and clinical impact -- Distributed and grid computing projects with research focus in human health -- A user-friendly tool for medical-related patent retrieval -- Evaluation. Analysis of metrics for the usability evaluation of electronic health record systems -- Applying GEP-HI for the planning of an evaluation study: a case study walkthrough (workshop).

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Subject Term:

Medical informatics -- Europe -- Congresses.

Telecommunication in medicine -- Congresses.

Medical records -- Data processing -- Congresses.

Medical Informatics.

Information Management.

Added Author:

Blobel, Bernd,

Engelbrecht, R. (Rolf),

Shifrin, M. A. (Mikhail Abramovich),

Added Corporate Author:

European Federation for Medical Informatics,

Format:

Electronic Resources

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Publication Date:

2012

Publication Information:

Amsterdam :

IOS Press BV,

[2012]

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Summary

The efficient and effective delivery of healthcare requires accurate and relevant methodologies; eHealth projects contribute to the success and sustainability of tomorrow's health care systems. EFMI Special Topic Conferences (STC) provide a forum for discussing achievements and experiences on specific topics in medical informatics.This book presents the proceedings of the EFMI STC 2012, held in Moscow, Russia, in April 2012. The theme of this STC is the implementation experience of large scale eHealth projects. These large scale projects can be described by size, effects, complexity, duration etc. and are generally accompanied by small and dedicated initiatives and solutions. The conference highlights large-scale projects supporting the use of information and communication technology at national, regional, and especially at international level, and aims to identify requirements for national and regional solutions in medical informatics and health information management.This book provides insight into the use of information and communication technology in different countries and is designed to have a high relevance in practice and further research.

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The efficient and effective delivery of healthcare requires accurate and relevant methodologies; eHealth projects contribute to the success and sustainability of tomorrow's healthcare systems. EFMI Special Topic Conferences (STC) provide a forum for discussing achievements and experiences on specific topics in medical informatics. This book presents the proceedings of the EFMI STC 2012, held in Moscow, Russia, in April 2012. The theme of this STC is the implementation experience of large scale eHealth projects. These large scale projects can be described by size, effects, complexity, duration etc. and are generally accompanied by small and dedicated initiatives and solutions. The conference highlights large-scale projects supporting the use of information and communication technology at national, regional, and especially at international level, and aims to identify requirements for national and regional solutions in medical informatics and health information management. Large Scale Projects in eHealth provides insight into the use of information and communication technology in different countries and is designed to have a high relevance in practice and further research. Excerpted from Large Scale Projects in Ehealth: Partnership in Modernization All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.