Cloud Image Data Center for Healthcare Network in Taiwan

Weng, Shao-Jen; Gotcher, Donald F.; Wu, Hsin-Hung; Xu, Yeong-Yuh; Yang, Ching‐Wen; Lai, Lai-Shiun

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“…Another key technology was a national cloud-based service center for integrating health data and the importance of this key technology has been discussed in other studies [ 31 , 32 ]. Concerning Personal Health Records (PHR), although this technology has not been considered in the previous foresight plans of Iran, in Turkey it has been regarded as one of the ten key technologies for the upcoming years [ 23 ].…”

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Key Health Information Technologies and Related Issues for Iran: A Qualitative Study

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Background and Objective:Planning for the future of Health Information Technology (HIT) requires applying a systematic approach when conducting foresight studies. The aim of this study was to identify key health information technologies and related issues for Iran until 2025.Methods:This was a qualitative study and the participants included experts and policy makers in the field of health information technology. In-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted and data were analyzed by using framework analysis and MAXQDA software.Results:The findings revealed that the development of national health information network, electronic health records, patient health records, a cloud-based service center, interoperability standards, patient monitoring technologies, telehealth, mhealth, clinical decision support systems, health information technology and mhealth infrastructure were found to be the key technologies for the future. These technologies could influence the economic, organizational and individual levels. To achieve them, the economic and organizational obstacles need to be overcome.Conclusion:In this study, a number of key technologies and related issues were identified. This approach can help to focus on the most important technologies in the future and to priorities these technologies for better resource allocation and policy making.

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Key Health Information Technologies and Related Issues for Iran: A Qualitative Study

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“…In many countries, the implementation of the EHRs has been recognised as a priority among other HITs (Buntin et al, 2011; Doberne et al, 2017; Martinez-Costa et al, 2014; Weinfeld and Mishori, 2017), and in various studies, the importance of using personal health records has been emphasised (Kang et al, 2015; Luo et al, 2012; Toscos et al, 2016). The development of a national data centre (Ahlqvist et al, 2007; Weng et al, 2016), interactive standards for HIT (Chronaki et al, 2014; Mookencherry, 2012; Mccarthy, 2016), information sharing between health information systems at a national level (Alexander et al, 2016; Vest and Abramson, 2015; Zaidan et al, 2015), telehealth (Dinesen et al, 2016; Tuerk et al, 2010; Teot, 2014) and developing m-health (Berrouiguet et al, 2016; Goyal and Cafazzo, 2013; Sikka and Barash, 2012) were among the technologies that have been discussed in other studies.…”

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Health information technology foresight for Iran: A Delphi study of experts’ views to inform future policymaking

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Ayatollahi

Maleki

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Background:Policymakers require a systematic approach when planning for information technology needs in healthcare.Objective:The aim of this study was to obtain experts’ predictions of future health information technology (HIT) needs until 2025 for Iran in relation to the relative importance of key technologies, expected timeframe of realisation, areas that may be impacted upon and obstacles to achieving these goals.Method:This article presents results from the third phase (a Delphi study) of a larger mixed-method study. Policymakers from the Iranian Ministry of Health and faculty members from different medical universities across the country who were expert in the field of HIT were invited to participate ( n = 61).Results:Participants (39) completed the first-round questionnaire and 24 completed the second. The development of personal health records ( n = 32, 82.0%), the development of clinical decision-making systems ( n = 30, 76.9%) and the use of business intelligence for collecting and analysing clinical and financial data ( n = 32, 82.0%) were predicted to occur after 2025. The healthcare areas predicted to experience the greatest impact from most HITs were facilitating patient–provider communication and improving healthcare quality. Key barriers to achieving HITs were related to weaknesses in planning and limited financial resources for most technologies.Conclusion:By identifying the areas of impact and the barriers to achieving the HIT goals, more accurate planning is possible and resources can be allocated according to priorities.

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“…Ġncelenen çalıĢmaların sunduğu hizmetler de Tablo 1"de karĢılaĢtırılmıĢtır. ÇalıĢma [4], [5] ve [9] bulut biliĢimin sağlık hizmetlerinde kullanılmasını önermekle beraber mobil teknolojisinin kullanımı bu çalıĢmalarda yer almamaktadır.…”

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Bulut Tabanlı Mobil Diyabet Kontrol Uygulaması: Mobil Diyabetim

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Özet-Yurdumuzda çok sayıda diyabet hastası bulunmaktadır. Bu hastalar diğer tüketiciler gibi tüm gün boyunca yoğun Ģekilde akıllı telefon ve mobil cihaz kullanmaktadır. Dolayısıyla, diyabet hastalarının kullandıkları mobil cihazlara özel bir yazılımla bu hastaların günlük yaĢamlarını kolaylaĢtırmak mümkün görünmektedir. Bu çalıĢmada da diyabet hastalarına fiziksel veya tıbbi bir müdahalede bulunmadan, daha konforlu bir yaĢam sürmelerine yardımcı olacak mobil bulut biliĢim teknolojisine dayanan bir yazılım önerilmektedir. Hastaların diyabeti ilgilendiren günlük aktivitelerinin takibini kolaylaĢtıran özellikleriyle, geliĢtirilen çözümün hastaların iyileĢme süreçlerine de yardımcı olacağına inanılmaktadır. Önerilen sistem birçok özellik yanında kullanıcılara özel, hem uyarıcı hem de hatırlatıcı mesajlar gönderebilmektedir. Benzer çözümlerle kıyaslandığında, önerilen yazılımın daha çok özelliği bir arada bulundurduğu ve iki yeni özellik içerdiği görülmektedir. Bir sonraki aĢamada, çözümün yabancı dillere uyarlanması ve doktor gözetiminde gerçek denekler üzerinde teste tabi tutulması planlanmaktadır.Anahtar Kelimeler-bulut biliĢim, mobil bulut biliĢim, diyabet, diyabet kontrol uygulaması A Cloud Based Mobile Diabetes Control Application: My Mobile DiabetesAbstract-There are a large number of diabetic patients, in our country. These patients use smart phones and mobile devices intensely throughout the day, as other consumers. Therefore, it seems possible to facilitate the daily lives of diabetes patients with special software for their mobile devices. In present study, medically non-intrusive, non-physical software based on mobile cloud computing that helps diabetic patients to have a more comfortable life is proposed. By facilitating the monitoring of patients' daily activities related to diabetes, it is believed that the developed solution can also help in mitigating some symptoms. Apart from multiple helpful features, the proposed system is capable of sending user specific warnings and alarms. When compared with similar solutions, the proposed system is observed to have more features in one solution and two new features. Future work is planned to translate the software into other languages and test the solution on real patients under doctor supervision.

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Cloud Image Data Center for Healthcare Network in Taiwan

Cited by 14 publications

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Key Health Information Technologies and Related Issues for Iran: A Qualitative Study

Key Health Information Technologies and Related Issues for Iran: A Qualitative Study

Health information technology foresight for Iran: A Delphi study of experts’ views to inform future policymaking

Bulut Tabanlı Mobil Diyabet Kontrol Uygulaması: Mobil Diyabetim

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