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Telemedicine Technologies : Information Technologies in Medicine and Telehealth / By (author) Bernard Fong , By (author) A. C. M. Fong , By (author) C. K. Li

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextPublication details: New York : John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2010Description: 282 pISBN:
  • 9780470745694
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 610.285 FON
Contents:
Preface Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Information Technology and Healthcare Professionals 1.2 Providing Healthcare to Patients 1.3 Health Informatics Developments 1.4 Different Definition of Telemedicine 1.5 Overview on Telemedicine 1.6 The Growth of The Internet: Information Flooding in E-Health Chapter 2 Communication Networks and Services 2.1 Wireless Communications Basics 2.2 Types of Wireless Networks 2.3 M-Health and Telemedicine Applications 2.4 The Outdoor Operating Environment 2.5 RFID in Healthcare Chapter 3 Wireless Technology in Patient Rescue and Monitoring 3.1 Body Area Network 3.2 Emergency Rescue 3.3 Remote Recovery 3.4 At the Hospital 3.5 General Health Assessments Chapter 4 Technologies in Medical Information Processing 4.1 Collecting Data from Patients 4.2 Bio-signal Transmission and Processing 4.3 Patient Records and Data Mining Applications 4.4 Knowledge Management for Clinical Applications 4.5 Electronic Drug Store Chapter 5 Wireless Telemedicine System Deployment 5.1 Planning and Deployment Considerations 5.2 Scalability to Support Future Growth 5.3 Integration with Existing IT Infrastructure 5.4 Evaluating IT Service and Solution Provider 5.5 Quality Measurement Chapter 6 Technologies for Safeguarding Medical Data and Privacy 6.1 Information Security Overview 6.2 Cryptography 6.3 Safeguarding Patient Medical History 6.4 Anonymous Data Collection and Processing 6.5 Biometric Security and Identification Chapter 7 Information Technology in Alternative Medicine 7.1 Technology for Natural Healing and Preventive Care 7.2 Interactive Gaming for Healthcare 7.3 Consumer Electronics in Healthcare 7.4 Telehealth in General Healthcare and Fitness Chapter 8 Caring for the Community 8.1 Telecare 8.2 Safeguarding the elderly and the ageing population 8.3 Telemedicine in Physiotherapy 8.4 Healthcare Access for Rural Areas 8.5 Healthcare Technology and the Environment Chapter 9 Future Trends in Healthcare Technology 9.1 Prognostics in Telemedicine 9.2 The Aging Population: Home Care for the Elderly 9.3 Clothing Technology and Healthcare 9.4 Haptic Sensing for Practitioners 9.5 The Future of Telemedicine and Information Technology for Everyone: From Newborn to Becoming a Medical Professional all the way through to Retirement Appendix Key features of major wireless network types
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Preface Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Information Technology and Healthcare Professionals 1.2 Providing Healthcare to Patients 1.3 Health Informatics Developments 1.4 Different Definition of Telemedicine 1.5 Overview on Telemedicine 1.6 The Growth of The Internet: Information Flooding in E-Health Chapter 2 Communication Networks and Services 2.1 Wireless Communications Basics 2.2 Types of Wireless Networks 2.3 M-Health and Telemedicine Applications 2.4 The Outdoor Operating Environment 2.5 RFID in Healthcare Chapter 3 Wireless Technology in Patient Rescue and Monitoring 3.1 Body Area Network 3.2 Emergency Rescue 3.3 Remote Recovery 3.4 At the Hospital 3.5 General Health Assessments Chapter 4 Technologies in Medical Information Processing 4.1 Collecting Data from Patients 4.2 Bio-signal Transmission and Processing 4.3 Patient Records and Data Mining Applications 4.4 Knowledge Management for Clinical Applications 4.5 Electronic Drug Store Chapter 5 Wireless Telemedicine System Deployment 5.1 Planning and Deployment Considerations 5.2 Scalability to Support Future Growth 5.3 Integration with Existing IT Infrastructure 5.4 Evaluating IT Service and Solution Provider 5.5 Quality Measurement Chapter 6 Technologies for Safeguarding Medical Data and Privacy 6.1 Information Security Overview 6.2 Cryptography 6.3 Safeguarding Patient Medical History 6.4 Anonymous Data Collection and Processing 6.5 Biometric Security and Identification Chapter 7 Information Technology in Alternative Medicine 7.1 Technology for Natural Healing and Preventive Care 7.2 Interactive Gaming for Healthcare 7.3 Consumer Electronics in Healthcare 7.4 Telehealth in General Healthcare and Fitness Chapter 8 Caring for the Community 8.1 Telecare 8.2 Safeguarding the elderly and the ageing population 8.3 Telemedicine in Physiotherapy 8.4 Healthcare Access for Rural Areas 8.5 Healthcare Technology and the Environment Chapter 9 Future Trends in Healthcare Technology 9.1 Prognostics in Telemedicine 9.2 The Aging Population: Home Care for the Elderly 9.3 Clothing Technology and Healthcare 9.4 Haptic Sensing for Practitioners 9.5 The Future of Telemedicine and Information Technology for Everyone: From Newborn to Becoming a Medical Professional all the way through to Retirement Appendix Key features of major wireless network types

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