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ORCIDITCH 2011: Victoria, BC, Canada
- Elizabeth M. Borycki, John A. Bartle-Clar, Mowafa Said Househ, Craig E. Kuziemsky, Ellen G. Schraa:
International Perspectives in Health Informatics, ITCH 2011, Victoria, BC, Canada, February 24-27, 2011. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 164, IOS Press 2011, ISBN 978-1-60750-708-6
Clinical Decision Support
- Kate Goddard, Abdul V. Roudsari, Jeremy C. Wyatt:
Decision Support and Automation Bias: Methodology and Preliminary Results of a Systematic Review. 3-7 - Philip Gooch, Abdul V. Roudsari:
Automated Recognition and Post-Coordination of Complex Clinical Terms. 8-12 - Kamran Golchin, Abdul V. Roudsari:
Study of the Effects of Clinical Decision Support System's Incorrect Advice and Clinical Case Difficulty on Users' Decision Making Accuracy. 13-16 - Kate Goddard, Abdul V. Roudsari, Jeremy C. Wyatt:
Automation Bias - A Hidden Issue for Clinical Decision Support System Use. 17-22
Clinical Informatics
- Joseph L. Kannry, Preetham Bilumane, Jill Goldenberg:
The SignOut Discharge Summary System: Using Workflow Byproducts to Pre-Populate and Assemble Discharge Summaries. 25-31 - Kathleen Abrahamson, Morgan Durham, Kelli Norton, James G. Anderson:
Delivery of Psychosocial Care for Cancer Patients: A Pilot Investigation. 32-36 - Mark Ballermann
, Nicola T. Shaw, Damon C. Mayes, R. T. Noel Gibney:
Critical Care Providers Refer to Information Tools Less During Communication Tasks After a Critical Care Clinical Information System Introduction. 37-41
E-Learning and Education
- H. Dominic Covvey, Shirley L. Fenton, Sandra Sabaratnam, Noemi Chanda:
Harmonizing the Competency Cacophony. 45-51 - Shirley L. Fenton, H. Dominic Covvey:
The National Student Forum and the Emergence of Health Informatics Clubs. 52-57 - Stefan V. Pantazi, Felicia Pantazi, Karen Daly:
Clinical Informatics in Undergraduate Teaching of Health Informatics. 58-63 - Te-Shu Lee, Mu-Hsing Kuo, Elizabeth M. Borycki, David Yunyong:
Critical Success Factors for Implementing Healthcare e-Learning. 64-68 - Mowafa Said Househ, Basema Saddik, Bakheet Al-Dosari:
Development of a Graduate Level Course in e-Health and Emerging Technology in Saudi Arabia. 69-73
Evaluation
- Eric L. Eisenstein, Kensaku Kawamoto, Kevin J. Anstrom, Janese M. Willis, Garry M. Silvey, Fred S. Johnson, Rex Edwards, Jean Mise, Susan D. Yaggy, David F. Lobach:
Clinical and Economic Results from a Randomized Trial of Clinical Decision Support in a Rural Health Network. 77-81 - Anita Walden, Meredith Nahm, M. Edwina Barnett, Jose G. Conde, Andrew Dent, Ahmed Fadiel, Theresa Perry, Chris Tolk, James E. Tcheng, Eric L. Eisenstein:
Economic Analysis of Centralized vs. Decentralized Electronic Data Capture in Multi-Center Clinical Studies. 82-88 - Margaret Bishop, Jeff Barnett, Maria T. Vlachaki, Howard Pai:
Sociotechnical Evaluation of a Clinical Transformation Project in a Specialized Cancer Care Centre. 89-93 - Eric L. Eisenstein, Don Juzwishin, André Kushniruk, Meredith Nahm:
Defining a Framework for Health Information Technology Evaluation. 94-99
Health Records
- Pam White, Abdul V. Roudsari:
Use of Ontologies for Monitoring Electronic Health Records for Compliance with Clinical Practice Guidelines. 103-109 - Wilfred Bonney:
The Use of Biometrics in the Personal Health Record (PHR). 110-116 - Shigeki Kuwata, Hitomi Yamada, Keunsik Park:
Longitudinal Analysis on Utilization of Medical Document Management System in a Hospital with EPR Implementation. 117-121 - Mowafa Said Househ, Majid Al-Tuwaijri:
Early Development of an Enterprise Health Data Warehouse. 122-126 - Tony Sahama, Evonne Miller:
Informed Use of Patients' Records on Trusted Health Care Services. 127-131 - Kei Teramoto, Shigeki Kuwata, André Kushniruk, Elizabeth M. Borycki, Masaki Mochida, Katsuhiro Fujii, Kenta Kuranaka, Hiroshi Kondoh:
Scenario-based Stress Testing of an Electronic Patient Record System in a Thin-client Computing Implementation. 132-137 - Thomas C. Bowden:
EHR Strategy: Top Down, Bottom Up or Middle Out? 138-142 - Marianne Tolar, Ellen Balka:
Beyond Individual Patient Care: Enhanced Use of EMR Data in a Primary Care Setting. 143-147 - Eike-Henner W. Kluge:
e-Health Promises and Challenges: Some Ethical Considerations. 148-153
Health Informatics Initiatives in Developing Countries
- Saeed Dastgiri, Yaghoub Sheikhzadeh, Ali Dastgiri:
Monitoring of Congenital Anomalies in Developing Countries: A Pilot Model in Iran. 157-161 - Ronald J. Hébert:
Economics of Health Informatics in Developing Countries. 162-167 - Alvin Marcelo, Zafar Fatmi, Paul Nimrod Firaza, Shiraz Shaikh, Alvin Joseph Dandan, Muhammad Irfan, Vaqar Bari, Richard E. Scott:
An Online Method for Diagnosis of Difficult TB Cases for Developing Countries. 168-173 - John Dawson, Matthew Clark, Liz Peloso:
Developing a Medical Records System at the Ola During Children's Hospital, Freetown, Sierra Leone. 174-179
Healthcare Modeling and Simulation
- Christian Juhra, Elizabeth M. Borycki, André Kushniruk, Jim Anderson, Marilyn M. Anderson:
Making Eco-Friendly Transportation Safer: Developing Computer-based Simulations to Assess of the Impacts of Bicycle Accident Prevention Interventions on Healthcare Utilization. 183-187 - H. Dominic Covvey, Donald D. Cowan, Paulo S. C. Alencar, William Malyk, Joel So, David Henriques, Shirley L. Fenton:
Model Human Behavior: Don't Constrain It! 188-195 - Sima Ajami, Saeedeh Ketabi, Mohammad H. Yarmohammadian, Hosain Bagherian:
Waiting Time in Emergency Department by Simulation. 196-200
Human Computer Interaction
- André Kushniruk, Susan L. Santos, George Pourakis, Jonathan R. Nebeker, Kenneth S. Boockvar:
Cognitive Analysis of a Medication Reconciliation Tool: Applying Laboratory and Naturalistic Approaches to System Evaluation. 203-207 - Simon A. S. Hall, André Kushniruk, Elizabeth M. Borycki:
Usability Analysis of the Tele-nursing Call Management Software at HealthLink BC. 208-212 - Paule Bellwood, Philipp Neuhaus, Christian Juhra:
Adapting Usability Testing Techniques to Gather User Requirements: An Illustrative Proposal. 213-218 - Kamran Golchin, Philip Gooch, Omid Shabestari, Abdul V. Roudsari:
Usability Evaluation of a Pilot Implementation of the Electronic Clinical Transfusion Management System IT Specification for Blood Tracking. 219-224
Initiatives in International Health Informatics
- Yuri Quintana, Aman N. Patel, Paula E. Naidu, Scott C. Howard, Federico A. Antillon, Raul C. Ribeiro:
POND4Kids: A Web-based Pediatric Cancer Database for Hospital-based Cancer Registration and Clinical Collaboration. 227-231 - Plinio P. Morita, Catherine M. Burns:
Occurrence Detection and Selection Procedures in Healthcare Facilities: A Comparison Across Canada and Brazil. 232-237 - Mu-Hsing Kuo, André Kushniruk, Elizabeth M. Borycki, Chien-Yeh Hsu, Chung-Liang Lai:
National Strategies for Health Data Interoperability. 238-242 - Khulud Alkadi, Abdul V. Roudsari:
Applying a Methodological Approach for a Telecare Solution in Saudi Arabia. 243-247
On-Line Communities
- Julie Maitland:
Getting Better Together? Opportunities and Limitations for Technology-Facilitated Social Support in Cardiac Rehabilitation. 251-255 - Erin Roehrer, Elizabeth Cummings, Leonie Ellis, Paul Turner:
The Role of User-Centred Design Within Online Community Development. 256-260 - Omid Shabestari, Abdul V. Roudsari:
A Requirements Engineering Approach for Improving the Quality of Diabetes Education Websites. 261-266
Methods
- Joel A. Ferstay, Kimberly D. Voll:
Application of a Non-Linear Autoassociator to Breast Cancer Diagnosis. 269-273 - Bogdan Motoc:
From Complexity Theory to a Generalized Governance Model: A Practical Architectural Pattern for Health Care and Wellness Economies. 274-279 - André Kushniruk, Paul Turner:
Who's Users? Participation and Empowerment in Socio-Technical Approaches to Health IT Developments. 280-285 - Elizabeth Cummings, Elizabeth M. Borycki:
Grounded Theory Evolution and Its Application in Health Informatics. 286-292 - Elizabeth M. Borycki, Mowafa Said Househ, André Kushniruk, Craig E. Kuziemsky:
Use of Qualitative Methods Across the Software Development Lifecycle in Health Informatics. 293-297 - Kenneth A. Moselle:
Health Information System Access Control Redesign - Rationale and Method. 298-304 - Fragoulis Papagiannis, Abdul V. Roudsari, Konstantinos Danas:
National Patient Flow Framework: An Ontological Patient-Oriented Redesign. 305-310 - Craig E. Kuziemsky:
A Model For Representing Formal, Informal and Hybrid Communication in the Clinical Communication Space. 311-315 - Mowafa Said Househ:
The Action Case Method in Health Informatics Research. 316-320
Nursing Informatics
- Noreen Frisch, Larry Frisch:
Application of Language Processing Techniques to Capture the Use of Nursing Clinical Terms from Narrative Statements: Report of a Pilot Study. 323-327 - Shannon Lanctot-Shah, Judith Fearing, Sandra Morrow:
Leveling: An Approach to Advanced Human Simulation which Maximizes Learning and Available Resources. 328-332 - Johanna Viitanen, Anne Kuusisto, Pirkko Nykänen:
Usability of Electronic Nursing Record Systems: Definition and Results from an Evaluation Study in Finland. 333-338
Public Health Informatics
- Karim Keshavjee, Vijaya Chevendra, Kenneth E. Martin, David Jackson, Babak Aliarzadeh, Lorne Kinsella, Raymond Turcotte, Sarah Sabri, Tao Chen:
Design and Testing of an Architecture for a National Primary Care Chronic Disease Surveillance Network in Canada. 341-345 - Sigall K. Bell, James C. Benneyan, Allan Best, David Birnbaum, Elizabeth M. Borycki, Thomas H. Gallagher, Christine Goeschel, Bill Jarvis, André Kushniruk, Kathleen M. Mazor, Peter J. Pronovost, Sam Sheps:
Mandatory Public Reporting: Build It and Who Will Come? 346-352 - Paulette Reid, Elizabeth M. Borycki:
Emergence of a New Consumer Health Informatics Framework: Introducing the Healthcare Organization. 353-357
Safety and Quality Management
- Omid Shabestari, Philip Gooch, Kate Goddard, Kamran Golchin, Jonathan Kay, Abdul V. Roudsari:
Evaluation of Alert-based Monitoring in a Computerised Blood Transfusion Management System. 361-366 - Patricia Sullivan-Taylor, Shaheena Mukhi, Michelle Martin-Rhee, Greg Webster:
Data that Makes a Difference in Quality Improvements in Primary Health Care: Approaches through a Pan-Canadian Voluntary Electronic Medical Record Source. 367-371 - Plinio P. Morita, Catherine M. Burns:
Situation Awareness and Risk Management Understanding the Notification Issues. 372-376 - Romaric Marcilly, Emmanuel Chazard, Marie-Catherine Beuscart-Zéphir, Werner O. Hackl, Adrian Baceanu, André Kushniruk, Elizabeth M. Borycki:
Design of Adverse Drug Events-Scorecards. 377-381
Standardization and Interoperability
- Patricia Sullivan-Taylor, Tanya Flanagan, Ted Harrison, Greg Webster:
Development of a Draft Pan-Canadian Primary Health Care Electronic Medical Record Content Standard. 385-391 - David Shin, Tony Sahama, Steve (Jung Tae) Kim, Ji-Hong Kim:
Data Encryptions Techniques for Electronic Health Record Exchange. 392-396
Telehealth
- Melissa Clarke, Jeff Barnett:
Teleoncology Uptake in British Columbia. 399-404 - Mowafa Said Househ, André Kushniruk, Malcolm Maclure, Bruce C. Carleton, Denise Cloutier-Fisher:
Strengths and Weaknesses of Using Conferencing Technologies to Support Drug Policy Knowledge Exchange. 405-409 - Juan Adriano, Alejandro Torres-Echeverria, Abdul V. Roudsari:
Functional Safety in Telecare: A Proposal for Implementation and Joint Validation. 410-414 - AJung Moon, Francisco J. Grajales III, H. F. Machiel Van der Loos:
Robots, Multi-User Virtual Environments and Healthcare: Synergies for Future Directions. 415-419 - Reza Shahpori, André Kushniruk, Marilynne Hebert, Dan Zuege:
Tele-ICU - A Canadian Review. 420-424
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