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目的 了解湖南省养老服务类专业大学生电子健康素养与健康生活方式现状及两者的关系,为高校开展健康教育和健康促进工作提供指导。方法 运用一般资料调查问卷、电子健康素养量表、大学生健康生活方式评价量表对532名养老服务类专业在校大学生进行问卷调查。结果 养老服务类专业大学生电子健康素养水平较低,总分>32分165人,占31.02%;健康生活方式评价量表总分为(140.08±18.04)分,高于类似研究。电子健康素养与健康生活方式密切相关,除健康危害行为维度外,其他维度得分均与电子健康素养各维度得分呈正相关关系。结论 高职院校应重视养老服务类专业大学生电子健康素养培养,进行相关培训或开发相关课程,并可先对教师进行培训,使其将大学生电子健康素养培养融入日常教学。 相似文献
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目的 立足于应用电子健康档案干预改善社区居民健康素养的相关文献调研现状,系统分析电子健康档案联合新媒介载体对社区居民的健康促进效果,以及电子健康档案的信息利用现状,明确电子健康档案在临床活动中的应用进展。方法 基于Arksey和O’Mallry概况性评价框架方法,检索PubMed、中国知网(CNKI)数据库中有关电子健康档案的应用途径与其效果的国内外文献。用描述性分析、数据汇总展示所纳入研究的分布情况,并依据与研究问题和目标相关的研究及主要发现撰写范围综述(scoping review),并提出建议。结果 共检索到1 167篇相关文献,通过排序筛选、浏览标题、阅读摘要、全文分析后,最终有9篇核心文献纳入概况性评价,根据研究途径进行分类,可分为APP和(或)可穿戴设备、微信、疾病健康相关网站(或系统)三大类,这些新媒介载体联合电子健康档案的模式能促进慢性病患者的自我健康管理。结论 电子健康档案可提高患者健康素养,但其推广与应用受获取途径、信息安全、用户年龄等影响,在国内仍有诸多待改进之处。积极鼓励和引导居民了解并主动应用电子健康档案,完善相关法律体系是当前阶段推广电子健康档案的必然要求。 相似文献
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基于云计算的电子健康档案系统建设理念与实践 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
电子健康档案(Electronic Health Records,EHR)是人们在相关健康活动中直接形成的具有保存备查价值的电子化历史纪录,是医疗卫生管理和临床诊疗决策的重要依据。借助云计算理念和技术建设标准化的电子健康档案体系和系统,对于节约建设经费、降低维护成本、推进数据标准化、提高资源利用率具有巨大的应用价值。从云计算的网络特点和基础架构出发,依据电子健康档案系统的应用目标和发展方向,提出以居民健康为对象,在传递健康信息的同时,传递健康服务、传递计算能力的电子健康档案系统建设新理念,并据此探讨了标准化电子健康档案系统的建设方法和区域实践。 相似文献
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我国发展电子健康的伦理原则和管理建议 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
电子健康作为一种全新的医疗保健模式,不仅提高了医疗效率,而且为更多疑难杂症的治疗带来了福音和希望,代表了医疗保健发展的未来。但是,它的发展也会面临许多问题与挑战,如电子健康信息储存的安全性问题、隐私保护问题和卫生资源的分配问题等等。因此,电子健康的研究与发展应遵循一定的规范。我国发展电子健康应该遵循知情同意、安全性、公正、风险一收益以及逐步发展的伦理原则,并从审查、信息储存与信息安全、医患关系、信息传播与隐私保护、效用评估、监督、培训与教育、法律法规等方面提出了管理建议。 相似文献
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人本电子健康(HeH)是支持医学模式转变的战略导向和强大技术平台,是中国医疗体制改革的治本之策,将有利于创建新型的知识与技术创新体系,引领未来社会发展新模式。推进HeH需要通过国家的战略部署和区域化试点,大力发展数字化医疗保健设备,加快推进人口与健康领域国家级数据共享平台建设,建立并完善社会支助体系。 相似文献
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Sisira Edirippulige Anthony C. Smith Sumudu Wickramasinghe Nigel R. Armfield 《Journal of medical systems》2018,42(11):215
e-Health is steadily integrating into modern health services, making significant changes in the way health services are traditionally delivered. To work in this new environment, healthcare workers are required to have new knowledge, skills and competencies specific to e-Health. The aim of this study was to understand the self-reported perceptions of graduates regarding the influence of an e-Health postgraduate program on their professional careers. In addition, this paper will provide an overview of the e-Health postgraduate program. All graduates from 2005 to 2015 were surveyed using an online questionnaire that consisted of a mixture of closed and open-ended questions. The number of participants in the study was 32. Response rate was 62%. The main motivating factors for studying e-Health were ‘relevance to current practice’ and ‘e-Health is the future’. The participants noted that the opportunity to ‘acquiring relevant knowledge’ and ‘having exposure’ were key benefits offered by the e-Health education program. The majority of graduates (n?=?23, 72%) thought that the postgraduate e-Health program had an influence on their professional practice. A similar number of participants (n?=?23, 72%) mentioned that they had worked in the field of e-Health since their graduation. Their professional roles mainly involved ‘implementation of e-Health in health service settings’ and the ‘use of e-Health in clinical practice’. While e-Health may be steadily integrating into modern health services, e-Health specific job opportunities are still relatively limited. e-Health workforce development must be given priority. 相似文献
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This paper presents CloudMedic, an e-Health Cloud solution that manages health care services in remote regions of Bahia-Brazil. For that, six main modules: Clinic, Hospital, Supply, Administrative, Billing and Health Business Intelligence, were developed to control the health flow among health actors at health institutions. They provided database model and procedures for health business rules, a standard gateway for data maintenance between web views and database layer, and a multi-front-end framework based on web views and web commands configurations. These resources were used by 2042 health actors in 261 health posts covering health demands from 118 municipalities at Bahia state. They also managed approximately 2.4 million health service ‘orders and approximately 13.5 million health exams for more than 1.3 million registered patients. As a result, a collection of health functionalities available in a cloud infrastructure was successfully developed, deployed and validated in more than 28% of Bahia municipalities. A viable e-Health Cloud solution that, despite municipality limitations in remote regions, decentralized and improved the access to health care services at Bahia state. 相似文献
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Nazi KM 《Journal of medical systems》2003,27(1):35-45
e-Health offers the rich potential of supplementing traditional delivery of services and channels of communication in ways that extend the healthcare organization's ability to meet the needs of its patients. Benefits include enhanced access to information and resources, empowerment of patients to make informed healthcare decisions, streamlined organizational processes and transactions, and improved quality, value, and patient satisfaction. A diverse array of factors affects the development and implementation of e-Health initiatives and applications. Crafting a strategic approach is critical to success, especially in this era of rapidly changing technology. The journey to implementing e-Health at this VA Network is discussed and a model described for assessing the environment, identifying critical success factors, and selecting areas of focus. Recommendations are offered for defining a strategic approach to e-Health for healthcare organizations. 相似文献
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Yuichi Ishibashi Hiroshi Juzoji Toshihiko Kitano Isao Nakajima 《Journal of medical systems》2011,35(3):345-351
Tokai University School of Medicine provided a short-term e-Health training program for persons from Pacific Island Nations
from 2006 until 2008 supported by funds from the Sasakawa Peace Foundation. There were lectures on software, hardware and
topics relating to e-Health. We could assess the current medical situation in the Pacific Islands through this training course,
and also obtain relevant material to analyze appropriate measures deemed necessary to improve the situation. 相似文献
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The CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) and the Queensland Government have jointly established the Australian e-Health Research Centre (AEHRC) with the aim of developing innovative information and communication technologies (ICT) for a sustainable health care system. The AEHRC, as part of the CSIRO ICT Centre, has access to new technologies in information processing, wireless and networking technologies, and autonomous systems. The AEHRC's 50 researchers, software engineers and PhD students, in partnership with the CSIRO and clinicians, are developing and applying new technologies for improving patients' experience, building a more rewarding workplace for the health workforce, and improving the efficiency of delivering health care. The capabilities of the AEHRC fall into four broad areas: smart methods for using medical data; advanced medical imaging technologies; new models for clinical and health care interventions; and tools for medical skills development. Since its founding in 2004, new technology from the AEHRC has been adopted within Queensland (eg, a mobile phone-based cardiac rehabilitation program), around Australia (eg, medical imaging technologies) and internationally (eg, our clinical terminology tools). 相似文献