Mobile Medicine 20 [5 Cr3 1330 Paton]

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    1. Paton, C. et al.: Mobile Medicine 2.0
      • This slideshow, presented at Medicine 2.0’08 , Sept 4/5 th , 2008, in Toronto, was uploaded on behalf of the presenter by the Medicine 2.0 team
      • Do not miss the next Medicine 2.0 congress on 17/18th Sept 2009 ( www.medicine20congress.com )
      • Order Audio Recordings (mp3) of Medicine 2.0’08 presentations at http://www.medicine20congress.com/mp3.php
    2. Mobile Medicine 2.0 By Dr Chris Paton BMBS BMedSci Research Fellow, University of Auckland PhD Student, University of Otago Director, New Media Medicine Ltd Co-Authors: Alec Holt, Muzaffar Malik, University of Otago
    3. Glossary
      • PDA = Personal Digital Assistant
      • Smartphone = PDA + Phone
      • WiFi = Wireless Networks
      • UMPC = Ultra-mobile Personal Computer
      • Tablet PC = Tablet Personal Computer
      • MCA = Mobile Clinical Assistant
    4. Doctor’s PDA and Smartphone Handbook
      • Co-authored with Dr Mo Al-Ubaydli
      • RSM Workshops
      • Produced a series of online Video tutorials
    5. Mobile Medicine
      • Using mobile devices to help doctors and improve patient care
      • PDAs and Smartphones (i.e. DIY)
      • Tablet PCs (i.e. HIS/EHR)
      • In-betweens (UMPCs, etc)
      • Medical Devices
      • Wireless Networking / Phone Networks
    6. History of Mobile Medicine
      • Psion Organizers 1980s
      • Apple Newton in 1992
      • Palm Pilot 1996
      • Pocket PC
      • Windows Mobile
      • Smartphones
      • Tablet PC
      • UMPC
      • MCA
    7. My Mobile Computing
      • Palm V in 2000
      • House Jobs
      • List of Patients
      • List of Jobs
      • Epocrates
    8. PDAs = Mobile Phones
      • 1 Billion Mobile Phones Sold in 2006 (Source: IDC) - 22% Rise over 2005
      • 5.5 Million PDAs in 2006 - 28.5% Drop over 2005
      • 80.6 Million ‘Converged’ devices - 40% Rise over 2005
      • Conclusion: What used to be called a ‘PDA’ is now incorporated into mobile phones.
    9. Operating Systems
      • Pocket PC = Windows Mobile
        • Windows Mobile Phone Edition
        • NOT Windows Mobile Smartphone Edition
      • Palm Treo
        • Palm OS: 650, 680 or 700p
        • Windows Mobile: 700w
      • OSX
        • Apple iPhone
      • Google Android
    10. Organise yourself
      • Sync with Outlook
        • Add and read appointments
        • Reminders
      • Keep emails on you for reference
        • Push Email – read emails as soon as you get them
      • Contacts
        • Keep and add contacts
        • Beaming
    11. Downloading Medical Software
      • Free PDA Reference Software
        • Diagnosaurus
        • Epocrates
        • Archimedes
      • Buy PDA Textbooks
        • Skyscape
        • Unbound Medicine
        • PEPID
        • All specialties – most books now available
        • Searchable, hyperlinked, low-weight!
    12. Archimedes
      • Medical Calculator
      • E.g.
        • BMI
        • GCS
        • Etc, etc
    13. Oxford Handbook
      • Standard handbook for UK house officers
      • Example of a textbook on PDA
      • Searchable
      • Includes pictures and flow charts
    14. Create Databases
      • HanDBase
      • Log Books
      • Patient Lists
      • Create any kind of database you like
    15. Keep Up To Date
      • Evidence Based Software
        • UpToDate
        • Inforetriever
      • Pub Med on Tap
      • AvantGo
      • RSS Feeds
      • Browse the Web
    16. Mobile Medicine 2.0
      • Accessing live information vs storing software on the device
      • Enables social networking applications
      • Geographical positioning technology
      • Adds new functions for social networking
      • What are the medical applications of this?
    17. Geo-Social Networking
      • Mobile Phone Triangulation
      • GPS
        • ZYB
        • Mocospace
        • Migg33
        • Limejuice
    18. Web 2.0 Applications
      • Facebook
      • Twitter
      • Google Apps
      • Google Maps
    19. Connected Medical Tools
      • ePocrates
      • Unbound Medicine
      • Skyscape
    20. Mobile EMRs
      • LifeRecord
      • iChart
    21. Problem with PDAs
      • Small screen size
      • Difficulty data entry
      • Not very powerful
      • Can be expensive
      • Poor usability?
    22. Tablet PCs
      • More suited for integration into Hospital Information Systems
      • Many EHR programs offer Tablet PC support
      • Especially useful for ward rounds and emergency rooms
      • Also used by nursing and paramedical staff
    23. MCAs – Mobile Clinical Assistants
      • New specification by Intel
      • Coalition of EHR companies
      • Features:
        • Easy carry handle
        • RFID Reader
        • Bar-code Reader
        • Wipe clean
    24. MCAs
      • Motion Computing and Philips MCAs
    25. In-Betweens
      • UMPCs
        • Like Tablets but slightly smaller
        • Lower specs
      • Internet Tablets
        • Nokia
        • Useful for wireless environment
        • Poor support from medical software companies
    26. Wireless
      • Allow PDAs/Smartphones/Tablets to access hospital systems and the internet
      • Start using online resources:
        • PubMed
        • Cochrane
        • Email
      • Access to hospital record systems
      • VOIP / Bleep Replacement
      • Access to internet outside the hospital
        • Virtual private networks
        • Email
      • Communication between medical devices and monitoring equipment and mobile computing units.
    27. Medical Devices
      • MCA:
        • Barcode and RFID
      • PDA
        • Spirometry
        • ECG
        • BM
    28. Summary
      • DIY
      • Less people are using PDAs but more Phones have PDA capability
      • Tablets and MCAs have easier data entry
      • Rise of EMR and ePrescribing makes MCAs more useful
      • Social Networking on Mobile Devices just starting
    29. Possible Medicine 2.0 Applications
      • Emergency department updates, providing a continuous time line of events, flow of data and knowledge through the care period (it is longitudinal and searchable)
      • Small social networks can be created for complicated patients who need close and careful follow-ups, doctors can be notified when lab results arrive
      • Inform nurses and patients about your whereabouts and activities.
      • Tweet Clouds could be utilised, in an instant to provide a snap shot of current admissions, current workload or case type issues for management.
      • Support groups with various health conditions.
      • Ability to participate in "micro-consults" with patients.

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