Are Single-Board Computers an Option for a Low-Cost Multimodal Telemedicine Platform?: First Tests in the Context of Santa Catarina State Integrated Telemedicine and Telehealth System

Beckhauser, Eduardo; Petrolini, Vinícius Andreóli; Savaris, Alexandre; Alves, João Marcus; Wangenheim, Aldo von

doi:10.1109/cbms.2016.57

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“…To evaluate the proposal, we conducted the construction of a telemedicine module in the context of the Santa Catarina State Integrated Telemedicine and Telehealth System (STT/SC) following each step proposed in the methodology. In this context, the STT/SC offers a wide range of services since 2010 [Beckhauser et al 2016]. STT/SC is composed by a set of information systems, services and modules that provide access to healthcare and healthcare education in the Santa Catarina state, Brazil, responsible for the maintenance of over 7 million examinations in several exam modalities [Beckhauser et al 2016].…”

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“…In this context, the STT/SC offers a wide range of services since 2010 [Beckhauser et al 2016]. STT/SC is composed by a set of information systems, services and modules that provide access to healthcare and healthcare education in the Santa Catarina state, Brazil, responsible for the maintenance of over 7 million examinations in several exam modalities [Beckhauser et al 2016].…”

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Systematic approach for migrating to a structured reporting context based on free-text reports and the DICOM Structured Reporting guidelines

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Even with the many advantages of adopting a structured reporting system, there is little convention on how to disseminate this routine into the report environment. This work proposes a systematic approach to migrate a system routine from free-text reports to structured reports, focusing on the DI- COM Structured Reporting guidelines. We evaluated this proposal by creating a reporting module in the context of a telemedicine system, and performing case study covering ultrasonography reports. Using the AdEQUATE model, the eval- uation showed a high user perception from the system, directly reflecting the quality of our proposal. The results are a set of defined premises and steps that turns a telemedicine system into a complete structured reporting environment.

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confidence: 99%