Medical Informatics in Obstetrics and Gynecology

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ISBN: 9781605660783 | 1605660787
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 11/1/2008

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Univ. of Technology, New Zealand. Provides insight into challenges in the areas of women's health informatics. Includes computer assisted cervical cytology, computerizing the CTG, electronic health records, electronic information sources, gynecology, imaging and communication systems, informatics in midwifery, and ovarian cancer care. For clinicians. DNLM: Medical Informatics.

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Introduction Chapters
An introduction to Women's Health and Informatics	p. 1
Women's Health Informatics: The Ethical and Legal Issues	p. 13
Information Management Applications
Coding and Messaging Systems for Women's Health Informatics	p. 38
Women's Health Informatics in the Primary Care Setting	p. 53
The Electronic Health Record to Support Women's Health	p. 65
Imaging and Communication Systems in Obstetrics and Gynecology	p. 77
Obstetrics and Neonatology
Statistical Measures in Maternity Care	p. 94
Building Knowledge in Maternal and Infant Care	p. 106
Informatics Applications in Neonatology	p. 130
Computerising the Cardiotocogram (CTG)	p. 151
Gynecology Applications
Computer Assisted Cervical Cytology	p. 160
Informatics and Ovarian Cancer Care	p. 185
Knowledge and Information Management and Use
Women's Health and Health Informatics- Perinatal Care Health Education	p. 263
Electronic Information Sources for Women's Health Knowledge for Professionals	p. 278
Computerised Decision support for Women's Health Informatics	p. 302
Organizational Factors: Their Role in Health Informatics Implementation	p. 315
Standardization in Health and Medical Informatics	p. 323
Evaluation of Health Information Systems: Challenges and Approaches	p. 330
eHealth Systems, Their Use and Visions for the Future	p. 346
The Competitive Forces Facing E-Health	p. 354
Compilation of References	p. 368
Index	p. 404
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