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Auflistung nach Autor:in "Griewing, Bernd"

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  • Konferenzbeitrag
    Medical Opportunities by Mobile IT Usage – A Case Study in the Stroke Chain of Survival
    (European Conference on eHealth 2007, 2007) Holtmann, Carsten; Müller-Gorchs, Mercè; Rashid, Asarnusch; Weidenhaupt, Klaus; Ziegler, Volker; Griewing, Bernd; Weinhardt, Christof
    Mobile technologies are likely to reveal a high potential to improve the information exchange in medical treatment. Especially in emergency services, the use of these technologies can support the work of the regionally distributed actors. During the last years many projects dealing with innovative mobile systems were started as pilots but in most cases the concrete effects of their applications were neither analysed in detail nor were the solutions able to reach the status of operative systems. This paper presents a concrete application scenario of mobile IT in medical treatment, presents the results from especially a process analysis and discusses chances and risks that can be deduced from the case study.
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    Usage of Accelerometers in Home Care for multiple sclerosis patients
    (European Conference on eHealth 2007, 2007) Rashid, Asarnusch; Schlüfter, Florian; Holtmann, Carsten; Kunze, Christophe; Thaler, Kathrin; Daumer, Martin; Schlesinger, Stefan; Griewing, Bernd
    Pervasive Computing is developing fast and is presenting new opportunities for medical care. Unfortunately, technology selection and adoption in the healthcare sector and by physicians is typically an intricate process. Exemplified by Multiple Sclerosis (MS) this paper describes the assessment of a dedicated PC technology with respect to medical usefulness in real life applicability. MS is a chronic disease that typically affects the patient’s mobility and quality of life. Triaxial accelerometers can be used to gain more information about the particular state of the disability. This technology can provide medical staff with objective and more comprehensive information. We present the design of a real life experiment and how the evaluation is designed to analyse the technology’s developmental status, its acceptance, and its medical usefulness.