E-Health in Belgium and in the Netherlands: Proceedings of MIC 2002

E-Health in Belgium and in the Netherlands: Proceedings of MIC 2002
Summary
Title page -- Foreword -- Contents -- Access to Health Information -- Towards Developing a Coherent Healthcare Information Infrastructure -- How to Build an Information System Application to the Health Domain -- Training and Learning -- The Dynamic Patient Simulator: Learning Process, First Results and Students' Satisfaction -- The Use of Cognitive Methods in Analyzing Clinicians' Task Behavior -- Test-Based E-Leaming: a New Path in Training Medical Students -- Assessment of the Possibility to Classify Patients According to Cholesterol Guideline Screening Criteria Using Routinely Recorded Electronic Patient Record Data -- Hospital Information Systems -- Architectural Decisions with Respect to the Introduction of PACS -- Integrating Images into a Central Medical Information System -- Medical Information System in Hospital Emergency Departments' Organizational Perspectives -- An Integrated Drug Prescription and Distribution System: Challenges and Opportunities -- Nursing and Clinical Information Systems -- Framework for a Clinical Information System -- ICT in Nursing in Dutch Hospitals -- Updating the Belgian Nursing Minimum Data Set: Framework and Methodology -- Effects of the Belgian Health Care Policy on the Conceptual Choice of a Hospital Information System -- Electronic Patient Record -- Principles of Structured Data Entry Applied to Reference Sources -- Pain Clinic EPR: Requirements Determination & Configuration -- Experiences with Extracting Structured Patient Data for Use in Clinical Research -- Quality Control in Management of Pain -- Telematics and Security Aspects -- Online Health Networks -- Web-Access to a Central Medical Record to Improve Cooperation Between Hospital and Referring Physicians -- Communication Support : A Challenge for ICT in Health Care -- Assessment of a Three-Year Experience with a Belgian Primary Care Data Network