Health Informatics Meets eHealth
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Health Informatics Meets eHealth

Biomedical Meets eHealth – From Sensors to Decisions. Proceedings of the 12th eHealth Conference

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Health Informatics Meets eHealth

Biomedical Meets eHealth – From Sensors to Decisions. Proceedings of the 12th eHealth Conference

About this book

Biomedical engineering and health informatics are closely related to each other, and it is often difficult to tell where one ends and the other begins, but ICT systems in healthcare and biomedical systems and devices are already becoming increasingly interconnected, and share the common entity of data. This is something which is set to become even more prevalent in future, and will complete the chain and flow of information from the sensor, via processing, to the actuator, which may be anyone or anything from a human healthcare professional to a robot. Methods for automating the processing of information, such as signal processing, machine learning, predictive analytics and decision support, are increasingly important for providing actionable information and supporting personalized and preventive healthcare protocols in both biomedical and digital healthcare systems and applications. This book of proceedings presents 50 papers from the 12th eHealth conference, eHealth2018, held in Vienna, Austria, in May 2018. The theme of this year's conference is Biomedical Meets eHealth – From Sensors to Decisions, and the papers included here cover a wide range of topics from the field of eHealth. The book will be of interest to all those working to design and implement healthcare today.

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Table of contents

  1. Title Page
  2. Preface
  3. Scientific Program Committee
  4. Reviewers
  5. Contents
  6. The Effect of Latent Binary Variables on the Uncertainty of the Prediction of a Dichotomous Outcome Using Logistic Regression Based Propensity Score Matching
  7. A New Machine Learning Framework for Understanding the Link Between Cannabis Use and First-Episode Psychosis
  8. Separating Business Logic from Medical Knowledge in Digital Clinical Workflows Using Business Process Model and Notation and Arden Syntax
  9. Going Mobile: An Empirical Model for Explaining Successful Information Logistics in Ward Rounds
  10. Use of Mobile Apps Among Medical and Nursing Students in Iran
  11. Hospital CEOs Need Health IT Knowledge and Trust in CIOs: Insights from a Qualitative Study
  12. Improving Fluid Management in Critical Care - Towards the ICU of the Future
  13. Towards a Single Data Exchange Standard for Use in Healthcare and in Clinical Research
  14. Cross-Enterprise Communication and Data Exchange in Radiology in Austria: Technology and Use Cases
  15. Facilitating the Information Exchange Using a Modular Electronic Discharge Summary
  16. Effectiveness of Anonymization Methods in Preserving Patients' Privacy: A Systematic Literature Review
  17. Exporting Data from a Clinical Data Warehouse
  18. A Clinical Data Warehouse Based on OMOP and i2b2 for Austrian Health Claims Data
  19. EHR Text Categorization for Enhanced Patient-Based Document Navigation
  20. Modular Architecture for Integrated Model-Based Decision Support
  21. Cleansing and Imputation of Body Mass Index Data and Its Impact on a Machine Learning Based Prediction Model
  22. Effect of Nursing Assessment on Predictive Delirium Models in Hospitalised Patients
  23. Development of a Protocol for Automated Glucose Measurement Transmission Used in Clinical Decision Support Systems Based on the Continua Design Guidelines
  24. Identifying and Validating Requirements of a Mobile-Based Self-Management System for People Living with HIV
  25. Telemedicine in Diagnosis, Treatment and Management of Diseases in Children
  26. Towards an IMU Evaluation Framework for Human Body Tracking
  27. Automated Error Detection in Physiotherapy Training
  28. Mobile-Based Applications and Functionalities for Self-Management of People Living with HIV
  29. Effects of Medical Device Regulations on the Development of Stand-Alone Medical Software: A Pilot Study
  30. Development of a Computer-Aided Dosage and Telemonitoring System for Patients Under Oral Anticoagulation Therapy
  31. Clinical Knowledge Governance Framework for Nationwide Data Infrastructure Projects
  32. Modeling of ETL-Processes and Processed Information in Clinical Data Warehousing
  33. Evaluation of SNOMED CT Content Coverage: A Systematic Literature Review
  34. Nurses' Attitude for Using Barcode Medication Administration System in a Developing Country
  35. How to Measure Physical Motion and the Impact of Individualized Feedback in the Field of Rehabilitation of Geriatric Trauma Patients
  36. A Survey of Managers' Access to Key Performance Indicators via HIS: The Case of Iranian Teaching Hospitals
  37. Towards Designing a Secure Exchange Platform for Diabetes Monitoring and Therapy
  38. Development of a Clinical Decision Support System in Intensive Care
  39. Development and Evaluation of Cognitive Games to Promote Health and Wellbeing in Elderly People with Mild Cognitive Impairment
  40. Estimation of the Accuracy of Prognostic Scores for the Treatment of Children with Severe Trauma in a Specialized Trauma Hospital
  41. Feasibility and Design of an Electronic Surgical Safety Checklist in a Teaching Hospital: A User-Based Approach
  42. Using MEESTAR to Identify Ethical and Social Issues Implementing a Digital Patient-Centered Care Platform
  43. Proof of Concept of a Partial Weight-Bearing Supporting Real-Time Feedback System
  44. Towards Phenotyping of Clinical Trial Eligibility Criteria
  45. Improving Patient Safety by Reusing Clinical Routine Data - An Expert Survey on Patient Safety Indicators
  46. HEALTHeBIKES - Smart E-Bike Prototype for Controlled Exercise in Telerehabilitation Programs
  47. Two-Stage Evaluation of a Telehealth Nutrition Management Service in Support of Diabesity Therapy
  48. Is Austria Ready for Telemonitoring? A Readiness Assessment Among Doctors and Patients in the Field of Diabetes
  49. Challenges of a HL7 CDA Guideline for Telehealth Based DMP Systems
  50. Achieving Interoperability Between Arden-Syntax-Based Clinical Decision Support and openEHR-Based Data Systems
  51. Subject Index
  52. Author Index