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Title: A telemedicine distributed system for cooperative medical diagnosis
Author(s): Gómez, Enrique J.
Pozo, Francisco del
Quiles, José A.
Sanz, Marcos
Rahms, Hellmer
Vaquero, Juan José
Cano, Pilar
Hernando, Elena M.
Arredondo, Teresa M.
Publisher: The Official Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association
Issued date: 1994
Citation: Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, 1994, Symposium Supplement. Pp. 433-437
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10016/14493
ISSN: 1067-5027
Description: Procceedings of: Eighteenth Annual Symposium on Computer Aplications in Medical Care, november 5-9, 1994, Washington, USA. Edited by Judy G. Ozbolt
Abstract: Telemedicine is changing the classicalform of health care delivery, dramatically increasing the number of new applications in which some type of distributed synchronous cooperation between health care professionals is required. This paper presents the design and development ofa telemedicine distributed system for cooperative medical diagnosis based on two new approaches: 1) a distributed layered architecture specially designed to add synchronous computer supported cooperative workfeatures either to new or existing medical applications; 2) the definition of a methodological procedure to design graphical user interfaces for telemedicine cooperative working scenarios. The cooperative work is supported by a collaborative toolkit that provides telepointing, window sharing, coordination and synchronization. Finally, we have implemented and installed the telemedicine system in clinical practice between two hospitals, providing teleconferencing facilities for cooperative decision support in haemodynamics studies. This specific implementation and a preliminary evaluation were accomplished under the Research Project FEST "Framework for European Services in Telemedicine" funded by the EU AIM Programme.
Sponsor: This work is supported in part by EU - AIM FEST project no. A-201 1, and by grants CICYT TEMA TIC 92-1288-PB and TELEMEDICINA TIC 93-1279-E.
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