3 results match your criteria: "Center for Scientific and Technology Research[Affiliation]"
OncoQUAL: a clinical instrument panel for quality assessment in cancer care.
AMIA Annu Symp Proc
February 2007
ITC-irst, Center for Scientific and Technology Research, Trento, Italy.
We present OncoQUAL, a clinical instrument panel for quality assessment in cancer care. OncoQUAL is fully integrated in an oncological electronic patient record (OEPR) and it enables oncologists to interactively retrieve clinical data for performing process and outcome-based measures of quality of care. The capability of incorporating accurate and timely 'internal' quality measurements into the daily work of clinicians is essential for moving towards a user-oriented approach to the improvement of quality of care processes.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAn interactive real-time visualization environment for patients with heart failure.
AMIA Annu Symp Proc
February 2007
ITC-irst, Center for Scientific and Technology Research, Trento, Italy.
Article Synopsis
- The project introduces a real-time visualization tool for managing time-ordered medical data, specifically to assist in the care of heart failure patients.
- The tool has been incorporated into an Electronic Patient Record system designed for comprehensive management of these patients.
- Since January 2005, the system has been clinically tested with participation from General Practitioners, Hospital Physicians, and Nurses to evaluate its effectiveness.
A real application of a concept-based Electronic Medical Record.
AMIA Annu Symp Proc
December 2004
ITC-irst, Center for Scientific and Technology Research, Trento.
Article Synopsis
- A real implementation of a concept-based Electronic Medical Record (EMR) specifically designed for managing heart failure has been developed.
- The system utilizes GEHR archetypes in XML format to effectively model and represent clinical information.
- This approach aims to create a clinical information system that is both interoperable and adaptable for future needs.