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ORCID20th HIC 2012: Sydney, Australia
- Anthony J. Maeder, Fernando José Martín-Sánchez:
Health Informatics: Building a Healthcare Future Through Trusted Information - Selected Papers from the 20th Australian National Health Informatics Conference, HIC 2012), 30 July - 2 August 2012, Sydney, Australia. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 178, IOS Press 2012, ISBN 978-1-61499-077-2 - Melissa T. Baysari
, Johanna I. Westbrook, Richard O. Day:
Understanding doctors' perceptions of their prescribing competency and the value they ascribe to an electronic prescribing system. 1-6 - Peter R. Croll, Kimberly M. Ambrosoli:
Privacy with emergency medical information used in first response. 7-13 - Elizabeth Cummings, Colleen Cheek, Winifred Van Der Ploeg, Peter Orpin, Heidi Behrens, Sharon Condon, Linda Jaffray, Isabelle Ellis, Barbara Ringeisen Arnold, Robyn Brogan, Timothy C. Skinner:
The Cradle Coast personally controlled electronic health record evaluation research. 14-19 - Elizabeth Cummings, Patrick Nixon:
An Australian roadmap for ICT research and development for ageing? Lessons from a European Union initiative. 20-25 - Jonathan Darby, Jim Black, David Morrison, Kirsty L. Buising:
An information management system for patients with tuberculosis: Usability assessment with end-users. 26-32 - Ambica Dattakumar, Kathleen Gray, Kerryn Butler-Henderson, Anthony J. Maeder, Helen Chenery:
We are not educating the future clinical health professional workforce adequately for e-health competence: Findings of an Australian study. 33-38 - Karen Day, Yulong Gu:
Influencing factors for adopting personal health record (PHR). 39-44 - Blanca Gallego, Óscar Pérez Concha, Frank P. Y. Lin, Enrico W. Coiera:
Exploring the role of pathology test results in the prediction of remaining days of hospitalisation. 45-50 - Jaime Andres Garcia, Karla Felix Navarro, Daniel Schoene, Stuart T. Smith, Yusuf Pisan:
Exergames for the elderly: Towards an embedded Kinect-based clinical test of falls risk. 51-57 - Karin Garrety, Andrew Dalley, Ian P. McLoughlin, Rob Wilson, Ping Yu:
Managing collaboration across boundaries in health information technology projects. 58-63 - Isla M. Hains, Nerida Creswick, David Milliss, Michael Parr, Johanna I. Westbrook:
An ICU clinical information system - clinicians' expectations and perceptions of its impact. 64-70 - Antonia Hordern, Joanne L. Callen, Kathryn A. Gibson, Louise Robertson, Ling Li, Isla M. Hains, Johanna I. Westbrook:
Use of an electronic drug monitoring system for ambulatory patients with chronic disease: How does it impact on nurses' time spent documenting clinical care? 71-76 - Andrew Jensen, Justin R. Boyle, Sankalp Khanna:
Visualising patient flow. 77-82 - Philip Joyce:
Considerations of electronic medications management systems in hospital setting. 83-91 - Sankalp Khanna, Justin R. Boyle, Norm Good, James Lind:
Early discharge and its effect on ED length of stay and access block. 92-98 - Mary K. Lam, Krestina L. Amon, Melanie Nguyen, Andrew J. Campbell, Victoria Neville:
The effect of e-health contents on health science students' attitude toward the efficiency of health ICT in care provision. 99-104 - Elin C. Lehnbom, Andrew J. McLachlan, Jo-anne E. Brien:
A qualitative study of Australians' opinions about personally controlled electronic health records. 105-110 - Hugo Leroux, Simon McBride, Laurent Lefort, Madonna Kemp, Simon Gibson:
A method for the semantic enrichment of clinical trial data. 111-116 - Julia Logan:
Electronic health information system implementation models - a review. 117-123 - Timothy Martin, Hang Ding, Matthew D'Souza, Mohan Karunanithi:
Evaluation of bluetooth low power for physiological monitoring in a home based cardiac rehabilitation program. 124-129 - Glenn Mason:
The development of online learning designs for patients with type 2 diabetes. 130-135 - Pubudika K. Mawilmada, Susan E. Smith, Tony Sahama:
Investigation of decision making issues in the use of current clinical information systems. 136-143 - Simon McBride, Michael Lawley, Hugo Leroux, Simon Gibson:
Using Australian Medicines Terminology (AMT) and SNOMED CT-AU to better support clinical research. 144-149 - Anthony N. Nguyen, Julie Moore, Guido Zuccon, Michael Lawley, Shoni Colquist:
Classification of pathology reports for cancer registry notifications. 150-156 - Saif Okour, Anthony J. Maeder, Jim Basilakis:
Multi-layered system design for classifying activities of daily living. 157-162 - Mario E. Palendeng, Qing Zhang, Chaoyi Pang, Yan Li:
EEG data compression to monitor DoA in telemedicine. 163-168 - Supasit Pannarunothai, Pudtan Phanthunane:
Using utilisation data to estimate future demand for medical internists: The impact of demographic demand driver in Thailand. 169-174 - Jon David Patrick, Dung Nguyen, Tingxin Wang, Richard Paoloni:
Computational recognition of SNOMED CT codes from ED case notes. 175-179 - Marie Pryor, David White, Bronwyn Potter, Roger Traill:
Evaluating online diagnostic decision support tools for the clinical setting. 180-185 - Nouran Ragaban, Karen Day, Martin Orr:
Align, share responsibility and collaborate: Potential considerations to aid in e-health policy development. 186-191 - Perdana Rahadhan, Simon K. Poon, Lesley Land:
Understanding unintended consequences for EMR: A literature review. 192-198 - Basema Saddik, Manahil M. Al-Fridan:
Physicians' satisfaction with computerised physician order entry (CPOE) at the National Guard Health Affairs: A preliminary study. 199-206 - Anthony Stell, Richard O. Sinnott:
The ENSAT registry: A digital repository supporting adrenal cancer research. 207-212 - Michael J. Stewart, Andrew Georgiou, Antonia Hordern, Marion Dimigen, Johanna I. Westbrook:
What do radiology incident reports reveal about in-hospital communication processes and the use of health information technology? 213-218 - Jane Taggart, Siaw-Teng Liaw, Sarah Dennis, H. Yu, Alireza Rahimi, Bin Jalaludin, Mark F. Harris:
The University of NSW electronic Practice Based Research Network: Disease registers, data quality and utility. 219-227 - Jim Warren, John Kennelly, Debra E. Warren, C. Raina Elley, Kuinileti Chang Wai, Marilyn Manukia, Jennifer Davy, Thusitha De Silva Mabotuwana, Elizabeth Robinson:
Using the general practice EMR for improving blood pressure medication adherence. 228-234 - Jim Warren, Yulong Gu, Karen Day, Sue White, Malcolm Pollock:
Electronic referrals: What matters to the users. 235-241 - Xiaojun Zhang, Ping Yu, Jun Yan, Hongxiang Hu, Niraj Goureia:
Patients' perceptions of web self-service applications in primary healthcare. 242-249 - Guido Zuccon, Anthony N. Nguyen, Anton Bergheim, Sandra Wickman, Narelle Grayson:
The impact of OCR accuracy on automated cancer classification of pathology reports. 250-256
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