Cross-Border Challenges in Informatics with a Focus on Disease Surveillance and Utilising Big Data ：Proceedings of the EFMI Special Topic Conference, 27-29 April 2014, Budapest, Hungary ( Studies in Health Technology and Informatics )

Publication subTitle ：Proceedings of the EFMI Special Topic Conference, 27-29 April 2014, Budapest, Hungary

Publication series ： Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

Author： Stoicu-Tivadar L.;De Lusignan S.;Orel A.  

Publisher： Ios Press‎

Publication year： 2014

E-ISBN: 9781614993896

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781614993889

Subject： R1 Preventive Medicine , Health

Keyword： 预防医学、卫生学

Language： ENG

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Description

Achieving and maintaining cross-border interoperability of electronic health records systems implies managing the continuous process of change and adaptation of a multitude of elements within and across electronic infrastructures in neighboring countries. _x000D_ This book presents the proceedings of the 11th Special Topics Conference (STC) of the European Federation for Medical Informatics (EFMI), held in Budapest, Hungary in April 2014. The EFMI STC is an important international forum which brings together computer and information science, medicine and technology to present results of current scientific work in health informatics processes, systems and technologies. The theme of EFMI STC 2014 is “Cross-border challenges in informatics with a focus on disease surveillance and utilizing big data", and the conference addressed a range of important aspects of pan-European and cross-border issues._x000D_ The book is divided into four sections: health data sharing and integration opportunities and the challenges of working across borders; sources of data, including big data, for monitoring and measuring health and disease; using routine data for epidemiological study and public health; as well as a section for posters presented at the conference._x000D_ Given its interdisciplinary nature, the book will be of interest to those working in a variety of disciplines, including medical informatics, bioinformatics and health informatics; medical computing and technology; public health,

Chapter

Title Page

Preface

EFMI STC 2014 Programme Committee and Reviewers

Contents

Health Data Sharing and Integration Opportunities and Challenges of Working Across EU Borders

Using the EC Decision on Case Definitions for Communicable Diseases as a Terminology Source - Lessons Learned

Arranging ISO 13606 Archetypes into a Knowledge Base Using UML Connectors

Ontologies to Capture Adverse Events Following Immunisation (AEFI) from Real World Health Data

Comparison of Clinical Practice Guidelines from a Knowledge Modelling Perspective: A Case Study with the Management of Hypertension

Sources of Data, Including Big Data, for Monitoring and Measuring Health and Disease

Practical Implementation of a Bridge Between Legacy EHR System and a Clinical Research Environment

Automated Detection of Ambiguity in BI-RADS Assessment Categories in Mammography Reports

Data and Knowledge in Medical Distributed Applications

Computer Assisted Treatment Prediction of Low Back Pain Pathologies

Preclinical Tests of an Android Based Dietary Logging Application

The Israel National Hospital Discharge Register: An Essential Component of Data Driven Healthcare

Supporting Diagnosis and Treatment in Medical Care Based on Big Data Processing

From Generic Pathways to ICT-Supported Horizontally Integrated Care: The SmartCare Approach and Convergence with Future Internet Assembly

Combined Model for Diabetes Lifestyle Support

Using Routine Data for Epidemiological Study and Public Health

Belgian Primary Care EPR: Assessment of Nationwide Routine Data Extraction

Improving Hospital Decision Making with Interpretable Associations over DataCubes

The Effect of the Waiting Times on the Patient Pathways for Patients with Suspected Coronary Artery Disease

Routine Data for Disease Surveillance in the Undeveloped Region of the OR Tambo District of the Eastern Cape Province

Usability of HL7 and SNOMED CT Standards in Java Persistence API Environment

New Study Program: Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Specialist Study in Medical Informatics

Posters

Evaluating Study for a Multiuser Oriented Medical Data Visualization Method

Mobile Learning Readiness of Nursing Students

Application of Electronic Health Record System for Teaching Medical Students

Proof of Concept Using Tablet Computers to Survey TB

Subject Index

Author Index

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