Digital Health Innovation for Consumers, Clinicians, Connectivity and Community ：Selected Papers from the 24th Australian National Health Informatics Conference (HIC 2016) ( Studies in Health Technology and Informatics )

Publication subTitle ：Selected Papers from the 24th Australian National Health Informatics Conference (HIC 2016)

Publication series ： Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

Author： Georgiou A.;Schaper L.K.;Whetton S.  

Publisher： Ios Press‎

Publication year： 2016

E-ISBN: 9781614996668

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781614996651

Subject： R1 Preventive Medicine , Health

Keyword： 预防医学、卫生学

Language： ENG

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Description

In the last few decades, health informaticians have established the knowledge base and practical expertise to facilitate the development of ever-more capable technical systems, increased connectivity, expanded access and the greater mobility of e-health and information management systems, and we have witnessed the evolution from simple computer-based records to systems allowing intra-organisational, national, and even international communication and information exchange. This book presents 20 of the papers delivered at the 24th Australian National Health Informatics Conference (HIC 2016), held in Melbourne, Australia in July 2016. The primary theme of the 2016 conference is Digital Health Innovation for Consumers, Clinicians, Connectivity and Community. The papers included here reflect this theme, and highlight the cutting edge research evidence, technology updates and innovations that are fuelling the digital transformation of the healthcare sector. They cover a wide spectrum of fields and encompass major theoretical concepts, examples of key applications of new technologies and important new developments in the field of health informatics. The book provides a current overview of trends in health informatics, and will be of interest to all those involved in the planning, design, implementation and delivery of healthcare today.

Chapter

Title Page

Preface

Acknowledgements

Contents

Development of an Electronic Notification System for Influenza-Like Illness Sentinel Surveillance

Avoiding Failure for Australia's Digital Health Record: The Findings from a Rural E-Health Participatory Research Project

Leveraging the EHR to Facilitate Efficient Surgical Audit: A Case Study from a Ophthalmic Private Practice

Feasibility of Technology Enabled Speech Disorder Screening

A User-Centred Approach to Designing an eTool for Gout Management

Development of an At-Risk Assessment Approach to Dietary Data Quality in a Food-Based Clinical Trial

Two Studies on Twitter Networks and Tweet Content in Relation to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS): Conversation, Information, and `Diary of a Daily Life'

Promoting UV Exposure Awareness with Persuasive, Wearable Technologies

Hello Harlie: Enabling Speech Monitoring Through Chat-Bot Conversations

Classification of Movement of People with Parkinsons Disease Using Wearable Inertial Movement Units and Machine Learning

Predicting Unpanned Return to Hospital for Chronic Disease Patients

Capturing Accurate and Useful Information on Medication-Related Telenursing Triage Calls

Little Things Matter: A Time and Motion Study of Pharmacists' Activities in a Paediatric Hospital

Healthdirect's After Hours GP Helpline - A Survey of Patient Satisfaction with the Service and Compliance with Advice

Analysing Health Professionals' Learning Interactions in an Online Social Network: A Longitudinal Study

An Implementation of Clinical Data Repository with openEHR Approach: From Data Modeling to Architecture

Finding and Exploring Health Information with a Slider-Based User Interface

An Ensemble Approach for Record Matching in Data Linkage

Access and Use: Improving Digital Multimedia Consumer Health Information

Integrating the Radiology Information System with Computerised Provider Order Entry: The Impact on Repeat Medical Imaging Investigations

Subject Index

Author Index

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