Integrating Humans, Devices, and Events in Clinical Workflow Processes

Kuhr, Jan-Christian; Pretzel, Jan; Vagts, Dierk A.; Aldred, Lachlan

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-00328-8_40

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“…These systems to date have not been aggressive in the application of RTLS technologies. The closest work to ours in that area is [11], which proposed integrating numerous hospital systems into a workflow engine. However, the event detection driven by the tracking subsystem was more limited in scope than our approach, such as checking into a unit of the hospital.…”

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Studying the utility of tracking systems in improving healthcare workflow

Elnahrawy

Martin

2010

2010 8th IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications Workshops (PERCOM Workshops)

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Abstract-This paper describes tracking experiments we ran in medical settings in order to study the utility of RTLS systems in modeling hospitals workflows in real time. It reports some lessons we learned regarding the density of the tracking landmark deployment as well as the power and mounting of the tracking tags and their effect on the tracking accuracy. It then discusses how we deduced the clinical activities along the workflow from the RTLS tracking data.

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confidence: 99%