Product Tutorials
Product Tutorials are 45-minute case study presentations hosted by clients of exhibiting companies that will showcase some of the most dynamic and most innovative healthcare IT solutions in the industry. These sessions will be held in the Product Tutorial Theatre located on the exhibition floor during exhibit hours.
Product Tutorial Theatre - Booth 705
Tuesday, 4 November |
Wednesday, 5 November |
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12:45 - 13:30
How to improve clinical documentation by combining speech recognition and clinical knowledge systems
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Scott FitzSimons Global Business Development Director, Elsevier Clinical Decision Support |
Drew Karl Business Development Manager, Elsevier Clinical Decision Support |
Thomas Goldmann Business Development Manager, Philips Speech Recognition Systems |
Elsevier and Philips will showcase SpeechMagic's interoperability with Elsevier’s clinical reference and decision support tools, MD Consult, First Consult and Alchemy. This will allow caregivers to use speech recognition, coupled with instant contextual access to clinically actionable, evidence-based content at-the-point-of-care, and in real-time, including drug-safety checks and alerts. Philips' and Elsevier's focus on the healthcare market is complemented by a solid clinical understanding, which leads to clinical documentation solutions with higher accuracy, convenience and efficiency. Both companies share a commitment to achieving higher levels of patient safety.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize the role of speech recognition technology in the daily work of healthcare professionals with their clinical systems
- Understand the benefits of combining clinical reference and decision support tools and speech recognition for improved care processes
- Learn how to improve your clinical documentation solutions with higher accuracy, convenience and efficiency
13:35 - 14:20
Advancements in Home Care Using Digital Pen and Paper Technology, PART ONE:
Ensuring the quality of home services provided in Sweden
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While Director of Social Services for the municipality of Solna, a suburb of Stockholm, Ms. Wallerstedt-Johansson pioneered an HIM solution for visited home care of the elderly using Digital Pen and Paper, a solution that is now being implemented across Sweden with such success that other countries are observing the results.
She will speak about the conditions that urged her to create the "Mobipen Care" system, which allows home care workers to register the details and observations of every visit using a mobile digital pen on normal charts. This tutorial will cover how the Mobipen system records a contemporaneous account of the care provided on paper and incorporates it into the service’s computer records in one step, allowing care managers to spot trends and positively ensure procedures are being followed, and each patient is being cared for well. Petter Ericson, the co-inventor of the Digital Pen, will present the pros and cons of using this technology as a health IT solution, and will demonstrate its capabilities.
Advancements in Home Care Using Digital Pen and Paper Technology, PART ONE:
Ensuring the quality of home services provided in Sweden
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sponsored by: Anoto Group
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Liane Wallerstedt-Johansson retired Director of Social Services and Healthcare Administration Municipality of Solna, Sweden |
Petter Ericson Co-inventor of Digital Pen and Paper technology Anoto AB, Sweden |
She will speak about the conditions that urged her to create the "Mobipen Care" system, which allows home care workers to register the details and observations of every visit using a mobile digital pen on normal charts. This tutorial will cover how the Mobipen system records a contemporaneous account of the care provided on paper and incorporates it into the service’s computer records in one step, allowing care managers to spot trends and positively ensure procedures are being followed, and each patient is being cared for well. Petter Ericson, the co-inventor of the Digital Pen, will present the pros and cons of using this technology as a health IT solution, and will demonstrate its capabilities.
13:15 - 14:00
Advancements in Home Care Using Digital Pen and Paper Technology, PART TWO:
Using wireless digital pens for real-time pain assessment in palliative home healthcare.
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The increasing cost of long-term care has resulted in the exploration of ways to provide affordable, but very high quality, services for people being treated at home. In this tutorial Dr. Leili Lind will present about how her research group has developed a system which allows cancer patients subject to palliative home care to frequently and easily submit symptom assessments directly to the hospital in real time using a “pain diary” and wireless Digital Pen technology developed by Anoto. Four Swedish county councils will soon begin a pilot program based on this technology. Petter Ericsson, co-inventor of the Digital Pen, will present the pros and cons of using this technology as a Health IT solution, and will demonstrate its capabilities.
Advancements in Home Care Using Digital Pen and Paper Technology, PART TWO:
Using wireless digital pens for real-time pain assessment in palliative home healthcare.
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sponsored by: Anoto Group
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Leili Lind, PhD Department of Biomedical Engineering/Medical Informatics, Linköping University, and Santa Anna IT Research Institute AB Sweden |
Petter Ericson Co-inventor of digital pen and paper technology Anoto AB Sweden |
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15:45 - 16:30
Providing next generation technology to the healthcare market
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Panasonic Toughbook is launching the World’s first Intel Atom-based mobile clinical device (MCA). Designed by clinicians for clinicians, this next generation product will revolutionise the healthcare market and enhance front-line patient care. For further information email: mca@toughbook.eu
Providing next generation technology to the healthcare market
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sponsored by: Panasonic
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Jon Tucker Product Head, Product Marketing |
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17:15 - 18:00
Archetype Based Regional EHR with Integrated Care Process
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At this Cambio product tutorial, we will share with you how Cambio COSMIC meets the unique challenges from a regional EHR system. We will demonstrate how we apply the latest semantic technologies including archetypes to enable integrated care process, distributed care plans, and clinical decision support. We will also talk about how clinical knowledge management can revolutionize the way of developing regional EHR towards an open-ended and sustainable solution.
Archetype Based Regional EHR with Integrated Care Process
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sponsored by: Logica/Cambio
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Johan Thorwid Senior Vice President Sales (Cambio Healthcare Systems) |
Rong Chen Chief Medical Informatics Officer (Cambio Healthcare Systems). |
Product Tutorial Theatre - Booth 747
Tuesday, 4 November |
Wednesday, 5 November |
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12:45 – 13:30
Automating vital signs data collection: how to implement a medical device connectivity solution
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Florent Mollero Technical Consultant - Europe, Middle East and Africa Capsule Technologie |
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13:45 - 14:20
A user’s perspective of a Systematic solution.
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Systematic’s solution is a web based collection of tools for development, maintenance, sub-database subscription, and production use of clinical databases. The system is currently in use at a large university hospital in Denmark.
The presentation will illustrate how:
A user’s perspective of a Systematic solution.
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sponsored by: Systematic A/S
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Anders Odgaard, MD Consultant, Aarhus University Hospital |
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The presentation will illustrate how:
- Graphical interfaces allow easy generation of databases.
- The data sets required by national clinical databases are automatically uploaded to the national databases.
- Data can be presented in simple graphics.
- The solution is used for collection of quality, production, and administrative data.
- Data hosting and report generation is offered.
13:15 - 14:00
Increasing patient safety with Columna Medication module
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The medical module of Systematic Columna has been implemented in the central Jutland region of Denmark for five years. Clinicians have experienced a marked improvement in the work processes and reduced medication errors, which has in turn led to greater patient security.
The benefits that the region hoped to realize included: A reduction of time spent on medication routines, a reduction of medication errors caused by handwritten documentation and the introduction of comprehensive cross-patient overviews.
To support the comprehensive cross-patient view, Columna uses data from the patients in the wards to make organizational views to support e.g. drug administration routines across patients.
Increasing patient safety with Columna Medication module
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sponsored by: Systematic A/S
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| Rikke Hogrebe, Nurse | ||
The benefits that the region hoped to realize included: A reduction of time spent on medication routines, a reduction of medication errors caused by handwritten documentation and the introduction of comprehensive cross-patient overviews.
To support the comprehensive cross-patient view, Columna uses data from the patients in the wards to make organizational views to support e.g. drug administration routines across patients.
15:45 – 16:30
Digital workflow for mammography screening purposes in Denmark
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Purpose:
Develop and fully utilise IT technology in a digital workflow to benefit mammography screening in Denmark. The project scope included the three regions of Sjealland, Hovedstaden and MidtJylland, representing more than 2/3 of the Danish population, and consisted of three elements:
Following a successful bid for Government funding, Ringsted Sygehus in the Sjaelland Region of Denmark initiated the development work with Carestream Health for a digital workflow module for mammography screening. Other radiologists and administration professionals from Hovedstaden and MidtJylland regions were also invited to participate to understand how the community can scale and take advantage of a digital workflow. Data captured was input into a Carestream Health research programme, resulting in development of a number of unique mammography RIS applications, including double blind reading functionality and customised order entry.
Results:
A double blind reading module for radiologists is running in a digital environment, fulfilling European guidelines. Productivity gains from the Carestream Health mammography module include remote reading capabilities, helping to utilise the shortage of expert mammography radiologists and an online portal that allows screening participants to directly cancel and reschedule appointments resulting in reduced administration.
The RIS can easily be configured to enable the extraction of statistical data for workflow analysis, evaluation and improved administration e.g. participation rates, number of detected carcinomas, tumour size, type of tumour, false positives and false negatives. The capability for real-time web conferencing also facilitates case discussions and is of particular benefit in achieving multiple radiologist consensus.
Conclusion:
In using the Carestream Health mammography module, the efficiency of mammography screening workflow has improved with the identification of commonalities and proven efficiency gains between regions. The improvements in administration and productivity will support the Danish government's strategy of full mammography screening across the country by the end of 2008.
Digital workflow for mammography screening purposes in Denmark
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sponsored by: Carestream
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Ulf Andersson Director Marketing & Business Development, Europe North, Carestream Health |
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Develop and fully utilise IT technology in a digital workflow to benefit mammography screening in Denmark. The project scope included the three regions of Sjealland, Hovedstaden and MidtJylland, representing more than 2/3 of the Danish population, and consisted of three elements:
- Fulfilling European guidelines for mammography reading (double blind reading)
- Improving booking and communication for breast screening participants
- Productivity gains in workflow using the Carestream RIS Mammography Module
Following a successful bid for Government funding, Ringsted Sygehus in the Sjaelland Region of Denmark initiated the development work with Carestream Health for a digital workflow module for mammography screening. Other radiologists and administration professionals from Hovedstaden and MidtJylland regions were also invited to participate to understand how the community can scale and take advantage of a digital workflow. Data captured was input into a Carestream Health research programme, resulting in development of a number of unique mammography RIS applications, including double blind reading functionality and customised order entry.
Results:
A double blind reading module for radiologists is running in a digital environment, fulfilling European guidelines. Productivity gains from the Carestream Health mammography module include remote reading capabilities, helping to utilise the shortage of expert mammography radiologists and an online portal that allows screening participants to directly cancel and reschedule appointments resulting in reduced administration.
The RIS can easily be configured to enable the extraction of statistical data for workflow analysis, evaluation and improved administration e.g. participation rates, number of detected carcinomas, tumour size, type of tumour, false positives and false negatives. The capability for real-time web conferencing also facilitates case discussions and is of particular benefit in achieving multiple radiologist consensus.
Conclusion:
In using the Carestream Health mammography module, the efficiency of mammography screening workflow has improved with the identification of commonalities and proven efficiency gains between regions. The improvements in administration and productivity will support the Danish government's strategy of full mammography screening across the country by the end of 2008.
17:15 - 18:00
InterSystems Software for Connected HealthCare.
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Iain Bray is a Senior Engineer who has worked with InterSystems for 13 years and has been involved in HealthCare IT for nearly 20 years. He will discuss the role of InterSystems’ technology in large-scale EHR initiatives world-wide and with particular reference to installations at the Long Island Patient Information Exchange (LIPIX) in the USA, Federal District of Brasilia (GDF) in Brazil, and the Swedish National Patient Overview (NPO). The presentation will explore a number of the technical challenges that have been overcome and with a particular focus on the differing healthcare interoperability standards involved such as HL7, CDA and EN13606.
The InterSystems software products that will be covered during this session are:
InterSystems Software for Connected HealthCare.
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sponsored by: InterSystems Corporation
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Iain Bray Senior Engineer – Strategic Healthcare |
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The InterSystems software products that will be covered during this session are:
- Caché database - which powers many of the world’s most successful HealthCare IT solutions
- Ensemble - the number 1 (KLAS rated) healthcare integration platform
- TrakCare - an advanced web-based Healthcare Information System installed in 25 countries
- HealthShare - a software platform that leverages existing Healthcare applications to rapidly create regional or national electronic health records.
