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WWW-based access to object-oriented clinical databases: the KHOSPAD project

Pinciroli, Francesco ; Portoni, Luisa ; Combi, Carlo ; Violante, Francesco Fabio

Computers in biology and medicine, 1998-09, Vol.28 (5), p.531-552 [Periódico revisado por pares]

United States: Elsevier Ltd

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WWW-based access to object-oriented clinical databases: the KHOSPAD project
Autor: Pinciroli, Francesco ; Portoni, Luisa ; Combi, Carlo ; Violante, Francesco Fabio
Assuntos: Angioplasty, Balloon, Coronary ; Cardiology Service, Hospital ; Computer applications ; Computer Security ; Confidentiality ; Data Display ; Database Management Systems ; Databases as Topic ; Doctors ; Family Practice ; Follow-Up Studies ; Hemodynamics ; Hospital-Patient Relations ; Hospital-Physician Relations ; Hospitals ; Humans ; Information communication ; Information Storage and Retrieval ; Internet ; Java ; Laboratories, Hospital ; Medical records ; Medical Records Systems, Computerized ; Medicine ; Microcomputers ; Multimedia ; Object-oriented clinical databases ; Physician-Patient Relations ; Software architecture ; Telecommunications ; Temporal data visualization ; Temporal databases ; User-Computer Interface ; WWW
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Descrição: KHOSPAD is a project aiming at improving the quality of the process of patient care concerning general practitioner–patient–hospital relationships, using current information and networking technologies. The studied application field is a cardiology division, with hemodynamic laboratory and the population of PTCA patients. Data related to PTCA patients are managed by ARCADIA, an object-oriented database management system developed for the considered clinical setting. We defined a remotely accessible view of ARCADIA medical record, suitable for general practitioners (GPs) caring patients after PTCA, during the follow-up period. Using a PC, a modem and Internet, an authorized GP can consult remotely the medical records of his PTCA patients. Main features of the application are related to the management and display of complex data, specifically characterized by multimedia and temporal features, based on an object-oriented temporal data model.
Editor: United States: Elsevier Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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Pinciroli, Francesco ; Portoni, Luisa ; Combi, Carlo ; Violante, Francesco Fabio

United States: Elsevier Ltd

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