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ORCIDMobile Computing in Medicine 2002: Heidelberg, Germany
- Hans-Bernd Bludau, Andreas Koop:
Mobile Computing in Medicine, Second Conference on Mobile Computing in Medicine, Workshop of the Project Group MoCoMed, GMDS-Fachbereich Medizinische Informatik & GI-Fachausschuss 4.7, 11.4.2002, Heidelberg. LNI P-15, GI 2002, ISBN 3-88579-344-X
General Considerations and Electronic Diaries
- Andreas Koop:
Lessons learned from 16 years usage of mobile computers in clinical trials. 9-24 - Andrea Quenter, Hans-Bernd Bludau, Hans-Christoph Friedrich, Sandra Schild, Tim Riepe, Stefan Zipfel:
Use of Electronic Diaries within Treatment of Obesity and Binge Eating Disorder: First Experiences. 25-33 - Mathias Rose, Otto B. Walter, Herbert Fliege, H. Becker, Volkmar Hess, Burghasa F. Klapp:
7 years of experience using Personal Digital Assistants (PDA) for psychometric diagnostics in 6000 inpatients and polyclinic patients. 35-44 - Frank Antwerpes, Robert Weber:
Handheld-based Data Collection in a highly distributed Clinical Study (PMS). 45-50 - Katharina Christoph, Hans-Bernd Bludau:
Applicability of Handheld Computers in Clinical Information Systems: Comparison of Evaluation Methods. 51-61
Mobile Management of Pictures
- Manuel Enzenhofer, Madja Komm, Timm Pauli, Minh-Huy Tran-Huu, Hans-Bernd Bludau:
Patient empowerment and visualisation on mobile devices. 63-71 - Tilman Schweitzer, Uwe Engelmann, Andre Schröter, Erik Borälv, Hans-Peter Meinzer:
Teleradiology on a Personal Digital Assistant. 73-80 - Michael Kroll, Kay Melzer, Hans-Gerd Lipinski:
Accessing DICOM 2D/3D-Image and Waveform Data on Mobile Devices. 81-86
Mobile Homecare
- Ilias Sachpazidis:
@HOME: A modular telemedicine system. 87-95 - Thomas Hughes, Eijo Helena Karsten, Janne Konttila, Sallo Järvi:
From semi-mobile to mobile work? Possibilities and constraints for hand-held computer use in home health care. 97-104 - Stefan Kirn:
Ubiquitous Healthcare: The OnkoNet Mobile Agents Architecture. 105-118 - Mariano Montoni, Karina Villela, Ana Regina Rocha, Álvaro Rabelo Jr.:
TeleCardio Mobile: Development of Platform-independent Telemedicine Applications. 119-130 - Matthias Merdes, Gunter Laux:
Towards Mobile Computing in Transplantation Medicine. 131-142 - Matthias Schwaibold, Moritz Gmelin, Gero von Wagner, Jürgen Schöchlin, Armin Bolz:
Key factors for personal health monitoring and diagnosis device. 143-150
Hospital Environment & Industrial Solutions
- Stefan Sackmann, Torsten Eymann, Günter Müller:
EMIKA - Real-Time Controlled Mobile Information Systems in Health Care Applications. 151-158 - Mathis M. Urban, Hildebrand Kunath:
Design, Deployment and Evaluation of a Clinical Information System which uses Mobile Computers and Workstations. 159-171 - Friedrich König:
A web-based approach to HIS with Handhelds. 173-179 - W. Mayer, Christoph Schommer:
Mobile Patient Record Management through DB2 Everyplace. 181-189 - Kambiz Darabi:
m-doc: mobile solution for hospitals. 191-194 - Klaus Arnscheidt, Lars Brüchert, Harold Puhl, Martin Walter:
Mobile documenation with integrated PDAs - a real world example. 195-209 - Manfred Rebentisch:
Mobile Voice EPA. 211-216 - Michael Linhoff:
Mobile computing in medical and healthcare industry. 217-225 - Beat Arnet:
Sanday - Your health guide. 227-236
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