Healthcare Environments
Mobile learning for informal learning and continuing professional development in Australian healthcare environments : the status of nursing
... Until there is change within systems and organisation governance that provides clear direction about safe and appropriate use of mobile learning by nurses at point of care, confusion regarding the capacity to ...
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Advancing mobile learning in Australian healthcare environments: nursing profession organisation perspectives and leadership challenges
... The aim of this study was to explore the factors in- fluencing the governance of mobile technology at point of care for informal learning and continuing profes- sional development (CPD) from the perspectives of ...
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The Role of Color in Healthcare Environments, Emergent Bodies of Evidence based Design Approach
... in healthcare environments suggests a thorough understanding of the context, application, and user’s specifics to facilitate appropriate visualization and interpretation of color perception and ...
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Business Process Analysis in Healthcare Environments: a Methodology based on Process Mining
... (2) how to distinguish process variants; and (3) how to distinguish infrequent behavior (exceptional clinical cases, medical errors, etc). In essence, these are the major challenges that healthcare ...
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Developing and sustaining digital professionalism: a model for assessing readiness of healthcare environments and capability of nurses
... Discourse about the implementation of sanctioned access and use of digital technology is needed to ensure a consis- tent and sustained approach to developing capability of nurses within the higher education sector and ...
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Evidence and design: An investigation of the use of evidence in the design of healthcare environments
... The idea of using evidence to inform decision-makers in design is not novel. In general, design solutions have to comply with socio-technical regulations, norms and principles that are put in place after thorough tests ...
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Sensors Applied in Healthcare Environments
... in healthcare environments with their features and ...the healthcare devices using appropriate ...and healthcare devices using sensors to maintain physical and cognitive functional ...
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ACOUSTICS IN HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENTS
... for healthcare environments, as they may impact speech intelligibility, which is a crucial aspect of communication between PCTs and patients and among ...
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Digital co design applied to healthcare environments : a comparative study
... Abstract. Co-design approaches have been used by different sectors, to under- stand end-user perspectives. They have been diversified from traditional use in product development to sectors such as healthcare ...
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A Novel Grammar-Based Approach to Atrial Fibrillation Arrhythmia Detection for Pervasive Healthcare Environments
... In the proposed method, after removing noise and segmentation, the normal ECG waveform is created, which contains atrial fibrillation arrhythmia modeled by regular expressions and DFA, c[r] ...
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The European Gaucher Alliance: a survey of member patient organisations’ activities, healthcare environments and concerns
... Results: Thirty three members returned data on one or more questions. Findings identified inequalities in access to treatment both within and between members ’ countries. Three of 27 countries, for which data were ...
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Shared decision making in designing new healthcare environments—time to begin improving quality
... the healthcare organization’s strategic plan ...new healthcare models and requirements, the specific context and available resources ...the healthcare facility is expected to meet and an integration ...
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New research in the light and health field is expanding the possibilities for LED lighting in healthcare environments
... with decreased physical health, including increased cardiovascular problems, disruption of endocrine functions, and decline of immune functions (Van Cauter et al., 1998). Disruption of the circadian system is one ...
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An empirical study to determine factors that motivate and limit the implementation of ICT in healthcare environments
... Rogers’ theory (Rogers, 1995) is primarily concerned with finding the factors that influence the extent of adoption, and not the adoption process itself. Previous studies have defined three stages in the technology ...
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Supporting nurses' transition to rural healthcare environments through mentorship
... The Government of Saskatchewan established a Provincial Mentorship Initiative (PMI) for new healthcare employees in October 2012. The goals of the PMI are to improve recruitment and retention rates, ease workplace ...
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GE Healthcare. GE Healthcare Surgery Suite
... GE Healthcare offers a data-driven, proven approach to increasing OR capacity - all without adding rooms. Our team of experienced consultants works with you through a comprehensive approach that helps you build ...
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QLIKVIEW FOR HEALTHCARE. Top Solutions for Healthcare Providers
... a healthcare provider, you probably know that ACO (Accountable Care Organization) is one of the hottest new buzzwords in healthcare reform these ...on healthcare organizations like yours to find new ...
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Smart learning environments, and not so smart learning environments: a systems view
... learning environments unless we know what is meant by those that are not ...All environments influence behaviour and, by and large, are in turn influenced by the behaviour of the agents of which they are at ...
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Riverside Healthcare. Details Customer Name: Riverside Healthcare Industry: Healthcare Location: Illinois
... increasing. Healthcare as we know it is changing ...regulations. Healthcare providers will soon be required to provide communication and collaboration platforms that allow seamless integration among the ...
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Home Healthcare Solutions. Don Spence CEO Home Healthcare Solutions Philips Healthcare
... By understanding the care cycle we will develop solutions for our provider customers to better address patient needs in the home. Screening[r] ...
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