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Showing posts with label Data. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Data. Show all posts

Friday, October 2, 2009

IMESO GmbH Medizinische Online-Dokumentation

I decided to blog about this company in relation to my previous post about OLGA. I'm not sure if this is the company, but I'll continue to search for more background information.

IMESO GmbH Medizinische Online-Dokumentation: "ICUData collects all administrative, medical and custodial data at the intenive care unit. Substantial import mechanisms from various data sources of the clinic, like laboratory, microbiology, X-Ray findings, operation documentation, admission- and discharge-diagnosis, online-anaesthesia logging etc., via HL7, relieves the documentation for the intensive care staff. Statistics can be generated for clinical, administrative and scientific questions."

Thursday, October 1, 2009

mPRO - Mobile Patient Reported Outcomes - Gather high quality patient reported data in a timely and efficient manner with tools from Vodafone Global Enterprise

I search for Mobile Patient Data collection examples. I think there could be a multitude of applications where mobile devices could help the collection of data and sure that the updating of patient records are almost real-time.


mPRO - Mobile Patient Reported Outcomes - Gather high quality patient reported data in a timely and efficient manner with tools from Vodafone Global Enterprise: "Many drugs, biologics and medical devices in the pharmaceutical discovery and development pipeline hold the promise of reducing the impact of health problems in everyday life. The development process, however, is a complex and challenging one.

To introduce new treatments, regulators, sponsors, payors and patients need to fully understand their safety and value. The collection of accurate patient reported data in the development process is essential.

Missing and invented data has a significant impact on the study’s ability to detect treatment related differences. Estimates suggest it can be necessary to recruit four times as many people for a study where you have 50 per cent of data missing, to achieve the same statistical power as a study with no missing data.

Vodafone mobile Patient Reported Outcomes (mPRO) uses web and mobile technology to improve the collection and management of patient reported data."

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

SpringerLink - Book Chapter - Mobile Medical Data

Here is about "adding and editing patient demographical data, medical prescription, medical images and graphs". Getting closer to what I'm looking for.


SpringerLink - Book Chapter: "The primary aim of this study is to look into the feasibility of developing a mobile patient data management system using ASP .Net technology. It was envisioned that medical personnel, by using any WAP-enabled devices, will not be restricted to a specified location in order to retrieve, add, or edit patient data. The current system has achieved its main objectives of adding and editing patient demographical data, medical prescription, medical images and graphs. The system has been designed to be backward and forward compatible; ensuring unlimited module expansion in the future."