Using Healthcare IC Cards to manage the drug doses of chronic disease patients

Lai, Jiun-Tze; Hou, Ting‐Wei; Yeh, Chiun-Lin; Chen, Chao

doi:10.1016/j.compbiomed.2005.12.005

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“…For example, using the smart card's limited storage capacity to store patient record was discussed [[4] ]. Also, using health smart cards for cost savings over the existing paper -based system and behavior control on hospitals abusing the medical insurance system were also raised [ [5] ]. Most of the health smart card cases remain in development and has not been utilized or evaluated to a significant degree in the clinical setting [ [3] ].…”

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The Use of Health Smart Card in Bridging Discontinuity of Care for Pregnant Woman

Long¹,

Chang²

2009

2009 Sixth International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations

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This research proposed an innovative way of protecting pregnant woman from potential risky drugs by implementing clinical reminder system based on health smart card. A computerized risky drug reminders system for pregnant woman on the Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) was implemented. During the study period, there were 1106 pregnant women visits and ranged in age from 15 to 50 years. Significant effect in physicians' specialty, seriousness of risky drugs, and trimesters of pregnant woman were found. X category drugs are observed with more relevant to the clinical settings and with higher acceptance rate (22.39%). Physicians other than obstetrics and gynecology, dermatologist, endocrinologist are with higher acceptance to the reminders (46%). Pregnant woman in first trimester (19.39%) are with more concerns and also with highest acceptance rate on the risky drug reminders.

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Section: Health Smart Cardmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Use of Health Smart Card in Bridging Discontinuity of Care for Pregnant Woman

Long¹,

Chang²

2009

2009 Sixth International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations

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Using Health Smart Cards to Check Drug Allergy History: The Perspective from Taiwan’s Experiences

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In Taiwan, national health insurance coverage began in 1994, and the Bureau of National Health Insurance has issued health smart cards since 2004. In addition to tracking medical reimbursements, these smart cards store healthcare information, including electronic prescriptions, medical procedure and vaccination records, drug allergy histories, and information about a patient's willingness to be an organ donor. We conducted this study 4 years after the smart cards had been introduced in order to review how drug allergy history is recorded using this system. Our results reveal that the drug allergy histories are incomplete in many cases, and the format used to record a patient's drug allergy history is not consistent. We offer suggestions to promote the standardization of drug allergy history records.

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A HIPAA-compliant key management scheme with revocation of authorization

Lee

2014

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

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Using Healthcare IC Cards to manage the drug doses of chronic disease patients

Cited by 11 publications

References 21 publications

The Use of Health Smart Card in Bridging Discontinuity of Care for Pregnant Woman

The Use of Health Smart Card in Bridging Discontinuity of Care for Pregnant Woman

Using Health Smart Cards to Check Drug Allergy History: The Perspective from Taiwan’s Experiences

A HIPAA-compliant key management scheme with revocation of authorization

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