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Seamless Care – Safe Care

Abstract

This volume contains the proceedings of the Tenth EFMI Special Topic Conference that will be held in Reykjavik, Iceland, from 2–4 June 2010. The EFMI STC 2010 is Europe’s leading forum for presenting results of current scientific work in health-informatics processes, systems, and technologies.

Achievements in this area will be introduced to an international audience. As a major event for science, medicine, and technology, the conference provides a comprehensive overview and in-depth, first hand information on new developments, advanced systems, technologies and applications.

The EFMI STC 2010 was organized by the European Federation for Medical Informatics (EFMI) in cooperation with Fókus – the Icelandic Health Informatics Society and the Icelandic Society of Information Processing. It follows previous conferences in Bucharest, Romania (2001), Nicosia, Cyprus (2002), Rome, Italy (2003), Munich, Germany (2004), Athens, Greece (2005), Timisoara, Romania (2006), Brijuni Island, Croatia (2007), London, UK (2008), and Antalya, Turkey (2009).

The EFMI STC 2010, entitled “Seamless Care – Safe Care: the Challenges of Interoperability and Patient Safety in Health Care”, is dedicated to different aspects of interoperability and its implications for patient safety. Traceability is an important facilitator for interoperability and safety. Those multiple aspects were the reason for a strong engagement of the EFMI Working Groups “Electronic Health Records”, “Security, Safety and Ethics” and “Traceability” in this conference.

These proceedings contain two invited keynotes from eminent scientists, one session keynote as well as 25 full papers. The papers have been selected by the Scientific Programme Committee (SPC) out of 61 submissions of papers, posters, panel and workshop proposals from experts from 23 countries. Each submission has been reviewed by three reviewers, which have been selected from a list of 486 internationally acknowledged domain experts from all continents. The SPC chair and vice-chair are especially thankful to all reviewers, which have been listed in the proceedings.

The scientific topics presented in the proceedings comprise Electronic Health Records and Personal Health Records; Traceability; Security, Privacy, Safety, and Quality; Interoperability and Standards; Patient Empowerment and Patient Satisfaction; Patient Safety and Continuity of Care; Device Integration; Process and Systems Evaluation; and Case Mix.

Most of the topics presented at EFMI STC 2010 are interdisciplinary in nature of interest to a variety of professionals: medical informatics, bioinformatics, and health informatics scientists, medical computing and technology specialists, public health, health insurance and health institutional administrators, physicians, nurses, and other allied health personnel, and representatives of industry and consultancy in the various health fields.

90 researchers, residing in 18 different countries from Europe, North and South America, Asia and Australia, have reported their results in this volume.

The EFMI STC 2010 has been completed through panels on special topics, plenary poster sessions, and workshops such as the HL7/GS1 Joint Workshop, a Joint Workshop organized by the European eHealth Project epSOS and the European Thematic Network for eHealth Interoperability (CALLIOPE), but also the Joint Workshop of the EU 7FP Projects PSIP, EU-ADR and debugIT. Further 41 experts will present their poster, panel and workshop submissions to the conference, extending the number of actively representing countries to 20.

The editors would like to thank all the authors for their excellent work as well as the reviewers for lending their expertise to the conference, thereby contributing to the final achievements. Furthermore, they are indebted to HL7 International and GS1 Europe for sponsoring the print of the proceedings, but also the Ministry of Health and the University of Iceland for their inevitable support.

Bernd Blobel, Ebba Þóra Hvannberg, Valgerður Gunnarsdótir (Editors)

Blobel B, Hvannberg EÞ, Gunnarsdóttir V, editors. Seamless Care – Safe Care - The Challenges of Interoperability and Patient Safety in Health Care. Proceedings of the EFMI Special Topic Conference; Jun 2-4 2010. Reykjavik, Iceland: IOSPress; 2010.

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Bibliographic Data

Title:

Seamless Care – Safe Care

Book series:

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 155, 2010

ISBN:

978-1-60750-562-4

Editors:

Blobel, Bernd; Hvannberg, Ebba Þóra; Gunnarsdóttir, Valgerður

Publisher:

IOSPress

Published:

2010

Proceedings:

EFMI Special Topic Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland

Keywords:

Citation:
Blobel B, Hvannberg EÞ, Gunnarsdóttir V, editors. Seamless Care – Safe Care - The Challenges of Interoperability and Patient Safety in Health Care. Proceedings of the EFMI Special Topic Conference; Jun 2-4 2010. Reykjavik, Iceland: IOSPress; 2010.

Other Publications

Bernd Blobel:

A Communication Standards Ontology Using Basic Formal Ontologies
Oemig F. Bernd B, Medical and Care Compunetics 6, 2010

A development framework for semantically interoperable health information systems
López, Diego M, and Bernd G M E Blobel, International Journal of Medical Informatics, 78(2)

An Ontology Architecture for HL7 V3: Pitfalls and Outcomes
Oemig F, Blobel B. IFMBE Proceedings 2009, 25/12

Analysis and evaluation of EHR approaches
Blobel, Bernd, and Peter Pharow, Methods of Information in Medicine, 48(2)

Analysis and evaluation of EHR approaches
Blobel, Bernd, and Peter Pharow, eHealth Beyond the Horizon - Get IT There, 2008

Architectural Approach to eHealth for Enabling Paradigm Changes in Health
Blobel B, Methods of Information in Medicine, 49(2)

Architectural Approaches for HL7-based Health Information Systems Implementation
López, Diego M, and Bernd Blobel, Methods of Information in Medicine, 49(2)

Architectural Approaches to Health Information Systems for Empowering the Subject of Care
Blobel, Bernd, and Peter Pharow, Medical and Care Compunetics 5, 2008

Authorisation and access control for electronic health record systems
Blobel B. International Journal of Medical Informatics, 73(3)

Combining Health Telematics, Telemedicine, Biomedical Engineering and Bioinformatics to the Edge
Blobel, Bernd, and J. Zvárová, Methods of Information in Medicine, 49(2)

Effective e-Learning for Health Professional and Medical Students. The Experience with SIAS-Intelligent Tutoring System
Muñoz DC et al, Medical and Care Compunetics 6, 2010

Enhanced semantic interoperability by profiling health informatics standards
López DM, Blobel B. Methods of Information in Medicine, 48(2)

Enhanced semantic interpretability by healthcare standards profiling
López, Diego M, and Bernd Blobel, eHealth Beyond the Horizon - Get IT There, 2008

HL7’s comprehensive standards set and its international collaboration for enabling semantically interoperable eHealth and pHealth solutions
Blobel, Bernd et al, Medical Informatics in a United and Healthy Europe, 2009

How can the German Electronic Health Card support patient’s role in care management
Pharow, Peter et al, Medical and Care Compunetics 5, 2008

Identity-management factors in e-health and telemedicine applications
Savastano, Mario et al, J Telemed Telecare, 14(7)

Intelligent security and privacy solutions for enabling personalized telepathology
Blobel B. Diagnostic Pathology, 6 Suppl 1

IT-Standards für telemedizinische Anwendungen – Der Weg zum effizienten Datenaustausch in der Medizin
Heidenreich, Georg, and Bernd Blobel, Bundesgesundheitsblatt, Gesundheitsforschung, Gesundheitsschutz, 52(3)

Medical and Care Compunetics 4
Bos, Lodewijk, and Bernd Blobel (eds.), ICMCC 2007

Medical and Care Compunetics 5
Bos, Lodewijk et al (eds), ICMCC 2008, 2008

Medical and Care Compunetics 6
Bos L et al, Medical and Care Compunetics 6, 2010

Medical Informatics in a United and Healthy Europe
Adlassnig, Klaus-Peter et al (eds), MIE2009, 2009

Ontologies, Knowledge Representation, Artificial Intelligence – Hype or Prerequisites for International pHealth Interoperability?
Blobel B. e-Health Across Borders Without Boundaries, 2011

Ontology driven health information systems architectures enable pHealth for empowered patients
Blobel B. International Journal of Medical Informatics, 2010

Ontology-driven health information systems architectures
Blobel B, Oemig F. Medical Informatics in a United and Healthy Europe, 2009

Quality Evaluation of Health Information System’s Architectures Developed Using the HIS-DF Methodology
López DM et al, Medical and Care Compunetics 6, 2010

Semantic interoperability adheres to proper models and code systems. A detailed examination of different approaches for score systems
Oemig, Frank, and Bernd Blobel, Methods of Information in Medicine, 49(2)

Semantic interoperability between health communication standards through formal ontologies
Oemig F, Blobel B. Medical Informatics in a United and Healthy Europe, 2009

Standards for enabling health informatics interoperability
Engel, Kjeld et al, Ubiquity: Technologies for Better Health in Aging Societies, 2006

The role of ontologies for sustainable, semantically interoperable and trustworthy EHR solutions
Blobel, Bernd et al, Medical Informatics in a United and Healthy Europe, 2009

The role of patients and their health cards in integrated eHealth environments
Hildebrand, Claudia et al, eHealth Beyond the Horizon - Get IT There, 2008

What is missing in health informatics standardization for pHealth?
Blobel B et al, Medical and Care Compunetics 6, 2010

What is Needed to Finally Achieve Semantic Interoperability?
Blobel, Bernd, and Frank Oemig, IFMBE Proceedings 2009, 25/12

Paper abstracts

available on ICMCC site.

For full TOC overview see here.

Empowering patients with COPD using Tele-homecare technology
Huniche L et al, Seamless Care – Safe Care, 2010