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Teledermatology in a capitated delivery system using distributed information architecture: design and development. 基于分布式信息体系结构的远程皮肤病投送系统的设计与开发。
J C Kvedar, E R Menn, S Baradagunta, O Smulders-Meyer, E Gonzalez

Objective: This report describes the design, development, and technical evaluation of a teledermatology system utilizing digital images and electronic forms captured through, stored on, and viewed through a common web server in an urban capitated delivery system.

Materials and methods: The authors designed a system whereby a primary care physician was able to seek a dermatologic consultation electronically, provide the specialist with digital images acquired according to a standardized protocol, and review the specialist response within 2 business days of the request. The settings were two primary care practices in eastern Massachusetts that were affiliated with a large integrated delivery system. Technical evaluation of the effectiveness of the system involved 18 patients. Main outcome measures included physician and patient satisfaction and comfort and efficiency of care delivery.

Results: In 15 cases, the consultant dermatologist was comfortable in providing definitive diagnosis and treatment recommendations. In 3 cases, additional information (laboratory studies or more history) was requested. There were no instances where the dermatologist felt that a face-to-face visit was necessary.

Conclusions: This novel approach shows promise for the delivery of specialist expertise via the internet. Cost-effectiveness studies may be necessary for more widespread implementation.

目的:本报告描述了一种远程皮肤病系统的设计、开发和技术评估,该系统利用通过城市集中交付系统中的公共web服务器捕获、存储和查看的数字图像和电子表格。材料和方法:作者设计了一个系统,使初级保健医生能够通过电子方式寻求皮肤科会诊,向专科医生提供根据标准化方案获得的数字图像,并在请求后2个工作日内审查专科医生的答复。实验地点是马萨诸塞州东部的两个初级保健诊所,它们隶属于一个大型综合交付系统。该系统有效性的技术评估涉及18名患者。主要结局指标包括医患满意度、舒适度和护理效率。结果:在15例中,会诊皮肤科医生能够提供明确的诊断和治疗建议。在3例中,要求提供额外信息(实验室研究或更多病史)。没有任何情况下,皮肤科医生认为面对面的访问是必要的。结论:这种新颖的方法显示了通过互联网提供专业知识的希望。为了更广泛地执行,可能需要进行成本效益研究。
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引用次数: 45
Heuristic evaluation of a web-based interface for internet telemedicine. 网络远程医疗基于web界面的启发式评价。
C E Lathan, M M Sebrechts, D J Newman, C R Doarn

A low-cost usability engineering methodology (heuristic evaluation combined with small-scale expert assessment) is examined in the context of the design and development of a Web-based telemedicine system. Six experts - three human-computer interaction (HCI) experts and three medical-content experts - examined the Spacebridge to Russia Web site for usability. The HCI experts identified 52 interface problems using a set of ten usability criteria or heuristics; these problems ranged in severity from cosmetic to a major failure. The content experts completed a series of six simple tasks while describing their actions. The usage difficulties were related to the HCI problems identified and were primarily characterized by a mismatch of the designer model and the content expert model. This heuristic/usage methodology can provide an incremental benefit in a variety of other design activities. It is suggested herein that the combined heuristic/usage methodology should be included as a standard design component of dynamic telemedicine systems.

在基于web的远程医疗系统的设计和开发背景下,研究了一种低成本的可用性工程方法(启发式评估与小规模专家评估相结合)。六名专家——三名人机交互(HCI)专家和三名医疗内容专家——检查了通往俄罗斯的太空桥网站的可用性。HCI专家使用一套10个可用性标准或启发式方法确定了52个界面问题;这些问题的严重程度从表面的到主要的故障。内容专家在描述他们的行为时完成了一系列的六个简单任务。使用困难与所识别的HCI问题有关,其主要特征是设计器模型和内容专家模型的不匹配。这种启发式/使用方法可以在各种其他设计活动中提供增量收益。本文建议将启发式/使用相结合的方法作为动态远程医疗系统的标准设计组件。
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引用次数: 40
A usability evaluation for telemedicine medical equipment. 远程医疗医疗设备的可用性评价。
D P Birkmire-Peters, L J Peters, L A Whitaker

This paper describes a conceptual framework and human factors evaluation for usability assessment of commercially available telemedicine technology. Four criteria of human factors evaluation are utilized: (1) technical acceptability; (2) operational effectiveness; (3) clinical appropriateness; and (4) equipment selection. These criteria were applied to commercially available video-otoscope systems for otological evaluations.

本文描述了商用远程医疗技术可用性评估的概念框架和人因评价。采用人为因素评价的四个标准:(1)技术可接受性;(二)业务效益;(3)临床适宜性;(4)设备选型。这些标准应用于市售的用于耳科评估的视频耳镜系统。
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引用次数: 15
How to build a telemedicine system 如何构建远程医疗系统
Searle, Adams
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引用次数: 0
Cybermedicine: how computing empowers doctors and patients for better health care 网络医学:计算机如何使医生和病人获得更好的医疗保健
Yellowlees
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引用次数: 45
A store-forward ophthalmic telemedicine case report from deployed U. S. Army forces in Kuwait. 从部署在科威特的美国陆军部队储存的眼科远程医疗病例报告。
M R Lattimore

This telemedicine test was developed to determine the relative ease with which an off-the-shelf ophthalmic telemedicine package could be successfully applied from within a remote theatre of operations. The project was conducted at the Camp Doha Health Clinic, located just outside Kuwait City, during the period from April 12(th) through April 23(rd), 1998. The deployed signal unit had contracted for a direct T-1 commercial satellite link (via MCI), which allowed for direct internet connectivity using a PCMCIA network card. Digital images were sent via this connection to 140 e-mail sites throughout the world, including an unsolicited image to each of 134 Army optometry officers for their review, analysis, and diagnosis. Return responses to this unsolicited survey were 53 out of 134, for a 39.7% response rate. Half of the respondents were able to view the image with ease and clarity, rendering an accurate clinical diagnosis. The other half of the respondents either did not have the software to display an image on their clinical desktop PC, or did not know how to use their provided software. This project clearly indicates that an off-the-shelf ophthalmic digital system can be successfully used from a remote deployed site. However, the consulting clinicians require up-to-date training, and their computer packages should have as wide a capability base as possible.

开发此远程医疗测试是为了确定在远程手术室内成功应用现成的眼科远程医疗包的相对容易程度。该项目于1998年4月12日至4月23日期间在科威特城外的多哈营保健诊所进行。部署的信号单元承包了直接T-1商业卫星链路(通过MCI),允许使用PCMCIA网卡直接连接互联网。数字图像通过该连接发送到世界各地的140个电子邮件站点,其中包括向134名陆军验光军官每人发送一张未经请求的图像,供他们审查、分析和诊断。在134份问卷中有53份回复,回复率为39.7%。一半的受访者能够轻松清晰地查看图像,从而做出准确的临床诊断。另一半的受访者要么没有在他们的临床台式电脑上显示图像的软件,要么不知道如何使用他们提供的软件。这个项目清楚地表明,一个现成的眼科数字系统可以成功地从远程部署站点使用。然而,咨询临床医生需要最新的培训,他们的计算机包应该有尽可能广泛的能力基础。
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引用次数: 17
Handbook of telemedicine 远程医疗手册
Reardon
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引用次数: 36
Clinical feasibility of remote angiographic teleconsultation using a ISDN-30 communication network. 使用ISDN-30通信网络进行远程血管造影会诊的临床可行性。
V Umans, W Kok, H J Spruijt, J Bronzwaer
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引用次数: 2
Interactive telecardiology for the evaluation of heart murmurs in children. 交互式心电学评价儿童心脏杂音。
M E McConnell, R D Steed, J M Tichenor, D W Hannon

Objective: To study the accuracy, patient satisfaction, and cost of telecardiographic evaluations of pediatric patients.

Materials and methods: Patients referred to a rural pediatric cardiology outreach clinic were examined in person by a pediatric cardiologist. A second pediatric cardiologist who had no knowledge of the findings of face-to-face examination reevaluated the same patients utilizing a 768-Kbps telemedicine system. Any additional testing was performed by personnel who had no knowledge of the face-to-face evaluation. The main outcome measures included the final cardiac diagnosis, frequency of additional tests such as electrocardiography, (ECG) echocardiography (ECHO), and patient satisfaction.

Results: The diagnosis was agreed upon in 19 of the 21 patients studied. Two patients with small ventricular septal defects were missed during the telemedicine evaluation. The utilization rates of additional studies for both the face-to-face cardiologist and the telemedicine cardiologist were not significantly different. Patient satisfaction with the telemedicine encounter was good.

Conclusions: Telemedicine appears to be effective and useful for the cardiac evaluation of pediatric patients. In spite of high data-transfer rates, differences between telemedicine and face-to-face patient encounters were observed.

目的:探讨小儿心电图评估的准确性、患者满意度和成本。材料和方法:转诊到农村儿科心脏病门诊的患者由儿科心脏病专家亲自检查。另一位不知道面对面检查结果的儿科心脏病专家利用768-Kbps远程医疗系统重新评估了相同的患者。任何额外的测试都是由不了解面对面评估的人员进行的。主要结局指标包括最终的心脏诊断、心电图(ECG)超声心动图(ECHO)等附加检查的频率和患者满意度。结果:21例患者中有19例的诊断一致。2例小室间隔缺损患者在远程医疗评估中被遗漏。面对面心脏科医生和远程医疗心脏科医生的额外研究利用率没有显著差异。患者对远程医疗的满意度很高。结论:远程医疗对儿科患者的心脏评估是有效和有用的。尽管数据传输速率高,但观察到远程医疗和面对面患者接触之间的差异。
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引用次数: 21
Human factors in telemedicine. 远程医疗中的人为因素。
R L Bashshur, C E Lathan
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引用次数: 14
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Telemedicine journal : the official journal of the American Telemedicine Association
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