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PAHI 2013
Practical Aspects of Health Informatics 2013

Proceedings of the European Workshop on Practical Aspects of Health Informatics

Edinburgh, Scotland, March 11-12, 2013 .

Edited by

Heidi Gilstad *
Line Melby
Martin Gilje Jaatun *

* Norwegian University of Science and Technology , The Norwegian Research Centre for Electronic Patient Records (NSEP), Faculty of Medicine, NO-7491 Trondheim, Norway
** University of Oslo , Institute of Health and Society, Department of Nursing Science, NO-0318 Oslo, Norway
*** SINTEF ICT , Department of Software Engineering, Safety and Security, NO-7465 Trondheim, Norway

Table of Contents

Preface

Session 1: Means for Collaboration

Towards a Socio-technically Resilient Collaborative Medication Process 1 - 9
Gro Alice Hamre, Eric Monteiro
Standardizing Clinical Pathways for Surgery Patients through ICT 10 - 19
Bente Christensen, Gunnar Ellingsen
Interaction Climate and Use of Information Systems in Discharge Planning: Hospital Nurses' Perspectives 20 - 30
Ragnhild Hellesø, Hanne Marie Rostad

Session 2: HIT Development and Methods

Methodology Choices in Health Related ICT-Design 31 - 40
Marjo Rissanen
Methods in Design of Groupware for Health Care Use: Experiences from Fieldwork and Workshops 41 - 57
Lill Kristiansen

Session 3: Modelling and Simulation

Predicting the Usability of Telemedicine Systems in Different Deployments through Modelling and Simulation 58 - 66
Cristina-Adriana Alexandru, Perdita Stevens

Session 4: Health Communication

HealthIn: Toward a New Paradigm for Physician-Patient Communication 67 - 74
Ellen A. A. Jaatun, Kari Sand, Martin Gilje Jaatun
Health Communication Expertise in Encounters Involving Medical Technologies 75 - 83
Heidi Gilstad

Abstracts of Keynotes and Additional Presentations

The Challenges and Value of Involving Women in Computing and particularly Health Informatics Research 84 - 85
Elizabeth Brooks
Person Centered Caring - Theory, Research and Practice 86
Heather C. Strachan
Bridging the Information Gap in Patient Transition 87
Line Melby, Merete Lyngstad, Ragnhild Hellesø
Realising and Implementing Good and Cohesive Patient Pathways 88
Erna Håland
Improving the Odds for eHealth - Continuing Education as a Socio-Technical Approach 89 - 92
Kirsti E. Berntsen
Improving Communication about Food and Nutrition in Health Care Settings: The Development of e-Communication Tools 93
Sverre Pettersen, Anne Marie Lilleengen, Laura Terragni, Lisa Garnweidner, Annhild Mosdøl
mHealth, Telehealth and the Digital Society: Where does the 'Value' Lie? 94
Claudia Pagliari

17-May-2013: submitted by Martin Gilje Jaatun
21-May-2013 : published on CEUR-WS.org