Description
In addition to creating the opportunity for collaboration, transformation, and innovation in the healthcare industry, technology plays an essential role in the development of human well-being and psychological growth. Handbook of Research on ICTs for Human-Centered Healthcare and Social Services is a comprehensive collection of relevant research on technology and its developments of ICTs in healthcare and social services. This book focuses on the emerging trends in the social and healthcare sectors such as social networks, security of ICTs, and advisory services, beneficial to researchers, scholars, students, and practitioners to further their interest in technological advancements.
Chapter
Human/Psychological Aspects
Well-Being, Wisdom, Health, and IT: From the Big-Picture to the Small-Picture
Fostering Psychological Coherence: With ICTs
Playing for Better or for Worse? Health and Social Outcomes with Electronic Gaming
The Psychosocial Impact of ICT Efficiency on Speech Disorders-Treatment
Information Challenges of the Deaf in their Health and Social Care Needs
Assistive Technology for Cognition: Enabling Activities of Daily Living
The Effects of Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Use in Primary Care on the Physician-Patient Relationship
Cultivating Chan as Proactive Therapy for Social Wellness
Emerging Trends on the Social and Healthcare Sectors
Social Networks as a Tool to Improve the Life Quality of Chronic Patients and Their Relatives
Community Networks: Infrastructure and Models for Therapeutic Support
Security of ICTs Supporting Healthcare Activities
Directions for ICT Research in Disease Prevention
Emerging ICT Challenges on Provision of Online HIV/AIDS Advisory Services
Does IT Bring Hope for Wellbeing?
Low Cost T-Health and T-Social with Ginga: Experience with Mime TV, ImFine, and iFunnyCube Interactive TV Programs
Developments and Applications in Social Care Services
Elderly Care Cost Control using Observation, Assessment, and Decision-Making
Privacy and Data Protection towards Elderly Healthcare
The Study of Social Needs as a Strategic Tool for the Innovation of the Social Care Sector: The Contribution of New Technologies
Resilience and Psychomotricity in Preschool Education: A Study with Children that are Socially, Culturally, and Economically Disadvantaged
Independent Living Support for Disabled and Elderly People using Cell Phones
Enabling Technologies/Technological Developments
Cyber Capability Framework: A Tool to Evaluate ICT for Development Projects
A Review of Notifications Systems in Elder Care Environments: Challenges and Opportunities
Augmented Reality Framework for the Socialization between Elderly People
Fall Detection Systems to be Used by Elderly People
Searching Health Information in Question-Answering Systems
Identifying Requirements for Healthcare Information Systems with Focus Groups
Organ Donation and Transplantation: Processes, Registries, Consent, and Restrictions in Saudi Arabia
Electronic Health Record Proposal for Long-Term Preservation
Using Multi-Agent Systems to Support e-Health Services
A Conceptual Framework for the Design and Development of AAL Services
A Survey on Health Care Services Using Wireless Sensor Networks
Medical Information Extraction in European Portuguese
ICT Use and Multidisciplinary Healthcare Teams
ICTs for Orientation and Mobility for Blind People: A State of the Art
Contribution to Mobility and Orientation Teaching Programs: Assistive Technology Equipment and Tests Methodology
New Electro-Optic and Display Technology for Visually Disabled People
Technical Perspective of Authentication Policy Extension for the Adaptive Social Services and e-Health Care Management
On the Development of a Multi-Modal Autonomous Wheelchair
Interoperability of Medical Devices and Information Systems
Enhancing Autonomy in Persons with Intellectual Impairments by Means of ICT Tools
New Trends in Healthcare Information Systems (HIS) Integration
Design of an ICT Tool for Decision Making in Social and Health Policies
Compilation of References
Handbook of Research on ICTs for Human-Centered Healthcare and Social Care Services
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