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This document discusses research opportunities around mobile medical computing. It begins by defining mobile medical computers as handheld devices like smartphones that have advantages of portability, battery life, and easy sharing. These devices are becoming ubiquitous as clinicians already carry smartphones and have been shown to improve responsiveness and medical billing capture. The document then outlines several interesting research avenues using mobile devices to more cheaply collect data, speed up patient care, develop improved interfaces, reduce medical errors, and enhance clinical education. It concludes by providing contact information for the presenter and notes on accessing the full presentation materials.
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Mobile computing, wearable and embedded tech entail new and different styles of healthcare data processing, clinical and wellness decision support, and patient engagement schemes. This is especially important to the preventive and disease management scenarios that require better understanding of disease progression previously unable to achieve due to the lack of reliable means to capture granular patient-generated data in non-clinical settings. The new sources of data, when coupled with a framework to integrate analytical insights with feasible service models, enable reliable detection of inflection points, habit formation cycles and assessments of treatment efficacy. Research into data collection, recording, management and analysis of behavioral manisfestations and triggers will help address these challenges in areas spanning from simple fall detection to situations requiring complicated, multi-modal health monitoring such as Alzheimer’s progression and other adherence management cases. Leveraging recent advance in health devices and sensors as well as expertise in healthcare practice and informatics, the proposed workshop will help form a deeper understanding of requirements on patient-controlled devices to address unique healthcare challenges, identify care flow gaps and translate these findings to the design of platforms for patient-controlled devices and a portfolio of potential service models for preventive care and disease management. Innovations in Medicine: Exploring the Benefits of Modern Medical Devices.
Zak Missak :- Modern medical devices technologies combine cutting-edge science with innovative engineering to provide efficient and effective solutions to medical challenges. One significant advantage of modern medical devices is their ability to improve diagnostics.Devices such as MRI scanners, CT scanners, and ultrasound machines offer high-resolution images, aiding in the accurate identification and diagnosis of various conditions. This leads to faster and more targeted treatment, ultimately improving patient outcomes.
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The Impact of Nursing Informatics on Patient Outcomes and Patient Care Efficiencies
According to Agha (2014) “Information technology has been linked to productivity growth in a wide variety of sectors, and health information technology (HIT) is a leading example of an innovation with the potential to transform industry-wide productivity.” Due to evidence-based practice research with informatics in the healthcare setting has proven to be a well-known, much needed entity. Studies have shown the efficiency of technology in healthcare improved documentation for healthcare providers and nurses. Healthcare technology also provides a means for organizations to communicate with each other without even picking up a phone. Another, aspect of technology in healthcare allows the healthcare team to monitor trends and changes in a patient’s status. For example, a critical patient on a cardiac monitor would alarm to quickly notify the nurse that a critical change has occurred for timely interventions to take place. With stroke being the fifth leading cause of death in the U.S. adopting Stroke Telemedicine into practice would be innovative for any organization. Much research has shown that healthcare facilities remain untrained and unprepared for stroke care and management.
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The project proposed to better equip my organization with treating stroke patients is Telestroke. According to the Mayo Clinic (2019) “In telestroke, also called stroke telemedicine, doctors who have advanced training in treating strokes can use technology to treat people who have had strokes in another location.” The use of this system is said to reduce wait time for an onsite neurologist and to increase one’s chances of receiving prompt treatment for a desirable outcome. This service will also save money by preventing Medicare and Medicaid from having to pay rehabilitation cost due to disabilities and long-term care. Telestroke will also provide efficient time for Tissue Plasminogen Activator (tPA). The drug tPA is an FDA-approved medication also known as a clot buster use in treating strokes to dissolve that which may be causing an ischemic stroke. However, it is contraindicated with a hemorrhagic stroke which may cause an excessive amount of bleeding if given due to the broken vessels that may have caused the stroke. This service has brought together neurologist and emergency physicians that feel using Telestroke will reduce geographical disparities and prevent increased cost from misuse of other medical facilities.
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IRJET- Survey on Risk Estimation of Chronic Disease using Machine Learning
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- 3. What is a mobile computer? ● Ultramobile – Handheld computer – Smartphone ● Advantages – portable – battery life – always on – easy sharing
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