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Towards a Personal Health Management Assistant
2010
Journal of Biomedical Informatics
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We describe design and prototyping efforts for a Personal Health Management Assistant for heart failure patients as part of Project HealthDesign. An assistant is more than simply an application. ...
An assistant understands what its users need to do, interacts naturally with them, reacts to what they say and do, and is proactive in helping them manage their health. ...
We have, however, recently completed a separate project that evaluated the feasibility of a system similar to our Personal Health Management Assistant prototype. ...
doi:10.1016/j.jbi.2010.05.014
pmid:20937478
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Supplementary_Tables – Supplemental material for Development and validation of a scale to assess the attitude of healthcare professionals toward persons with disability
2020
Figshare
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Supplemental material, Supplementary_Tables for Development and validation of a scale to assess the attitude of healthcare professionals toward persons with disability by You Gyoung Yi, Jeong-Eun Lee, ...
I can manage persons with disabilities in a calm manner even in
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Attitude toward Persons with Disability in Health Care Please circle the appropriate number which best corresponds with your opinions or experience about management (including nursing, treatment, and examination ...
doi:10.25384/sage.11985567.v1
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Voice-based Conversational Agents for the Prevention and Management of Chronic and Mental Conditions: A Systematic Literature Review
2021
Journal of Medical Internet Research
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Only a minority of the studies (N=2) reported behavioral measure or a measure of attitudes towards intervention-related health behavior. ...
This systematic literature review aims to provide a better understanding of the current methods on VCAs delivering interventions for the prevention and management of chronic and mental conditions. ...
" OR "dedicated personal assistant" OR "virtual assistant") AND ("health intervention" OR "intervention" OR "health" OR "healthcare" OR "digital health" OR "ubiquitous health" OR "uhealth" OR "mhealth" ...
doi:10.2196/25933
pmid:33658174
pmcid:PMC8042539
fatcat:2pf3womxtfhi3exeljxqmppnfa
The New York City eClinician Project: using Personal Digital Assistants and wireless internet access to support emergency preparedness and enhance clinical care in community health centers
2006
AMIA Annual Symposium Proceedings
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distributed seven hundred public health-friendly, wireless (WiFi) enabled Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) to primary care clinicians working in New York City, federally funded, Community Health Centers ...
The goals of the eClinician Project are to: 1) To encourage adoption of information technology among providers in Community Health Centers in New York City by providing PDAs as a first line strategy towards ...
Pre and post training surveys, in addition to a case study, have been used to evaluate the population demographics, adoption of PDAs by the clinicians, clinician attitudes towards using PDAs, influence ...
pmid:17238459
pmcid:PMC1839604
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Page 3713 of Psychological Abstracts Vol. 86, Issue 9
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1999
Psychological Abstracts
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—Explores how primary care phy- sician attitudes toward physician-assisted death (PAD) are related to their personal values toward end-of-life care and PAD. ...
There was a high degree of support for assisted suicide and the ODDA, but also a minority who were highly opposed. ...
Domestic Violence and Primary Care: Attitudes, Practices, and Beliefs
1999
Archives of Family Medicine
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Objective: To assess the attitudes and beliefs of the primary care provider team (physicians, physician assistants, nurses, and medical assistants) toward the identification and management of abused patients ...
Design: Survey of the health care team using a confidential questionnaire. Setting and Subjects: Five primary care clinics with 240 providers at a large urban health maintenance organization. ...
Conclusions: This study provides important information about current knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs of health care providers toward the diagnosis and management of DV. ...
doi:10.1001/archfami.8.4.301
pmid:10418535
fatcat:nrffexym65bfpknr72wgyn3upa
Older persons' perspectives on satisfaction with a mental health service and its impact on their recovery
2012
Journal of Social Inclusion
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This small qualitative study reports the personal experiences of five older consumers residing in a rehabilitation-focused older persons' mental health service. ...
Older consumers in particular need access to appropriate care and assistance, due to their often-compromised health status. ...
Providing the consumers with a choice about whom or which agency assists them with financial management may also be a positive move towards improving satisfaction with the service. ...
doi:10.36251/josi.56
fatcat:xvoi6sluajdmnmc2v6fdqfeaui
Management of workplace health & safety risks in new disability care arrangements
2014
International Journal of Disability Mangement Research
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In some circumstances the individual person with a disability will be a direct employer, or an "other" in the workplace, and will take on responsibilities for health and safety for persons working in their ...
adequately managed. ...
In some circumstances the individual person with a disability will be a direct employer, or an "other" in the workplace, and will take on responsibilities for health and safety for persons working in their ...
doi:10.1017/idm.2014.35
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Does enhancing personal care assistants' own oral health influence their attitudes and practices towards oral care for residents - a pilot study
2016
International Journal of Dental Hygiene
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In Australia, personal care assistants or workers (PCAs) are those who assist residents with their daily personal care routine such as showering, toileting and providing assistance with meals. ...
A number of studies suggest that the personal attitudes and values of PCAs related to oral hygiene remain one of the most significant barriers to residents receiving adequate oral health assistance (12 ...
doi:10.1111/idh.12228
pmid:27185212
fatcat:plivndm5e5hwthiztk2gwzpfu4
Page 43 of California's Health Vol. 10, Issue 6
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1952
California's Health
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Also, what is the attitude of the health officer toward the use of an administrative assistant?
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The question ‘‘can the department afford to hire such a person”’ is worth particular consideration. ...
In small, well-organized departments a possible solu- tion is to have one person perform the functions of both an administrative assistant and a public health analyst. ...
Attitudes of Healthcare Workers towards Older People in a Rural Population: A Survey Using the Kogan Scale
2011
Nursing Research and Practice
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This paper reports the results of a survey that aimed to identify and evaluate the attitudes of nurses, healthcare assistants, and nursing students towards older people. ...
With the global trend towards an increasingly ageing population, it is clear that nurses need to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to fulfil significant roles in responding to future health and ...
It is conceivable that in this rural county, the public health nurses know the older person they are working with, not only as an older person but possibly as a neighbour, distant relative, or friend. ...
doi:10.1155/2011/352627
pmid:21994823
pmcid:PMC3170018
fatcat:pori4h736bfkda2bvrfc255uri
Page 10 of Perspectives in Public Health Vol. 118, Issue 1
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1998
Perspectives in Public Health
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Gerald Vinten Deputy Chairman and Chairman Elect, RSH and Assistant Editor, JRSH Associate Dean and Professor of Management, Southampton Business School
J Roy Soc Health; 1998, 118 (1); 10-14
Gerald Vinten ...
The types of situations in which this may occur are outlined, together with a ten point approach
that will assist in overcoming the problems.
introduction
Managers frequently ask questions that may be ...
The impact of a regional training program on peripartum depression in territorial psychiatric services
2021
European psychiatry
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preventive, screening and management program able to assist regional stakeholders in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and assistance of perinatal depression.DisclosureNo significant relationships. ...
entitled "Measures related to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and assistance of postpartum depressive syndrome", aiming at promoting women's Mental Health, particularly in pregnancy and peripartum ...
Conclusions: The findings of the residential course may allow clinicians to adequately inform and help in drafting a preventive, screening and management program able to assist regional stakeholders in ...
doi:10.1192/j.eurpsy.2021.481
fatcat:gky7q3zrrfdwndmxr5yticolty
Oral health of institutionalized elderly: management and primary health care
2020
Saúde (Santa Maria)
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Results: The analysis revealed a 64% and 77% success rate for the corpus of health managers and oral health professionals, respectively. ...
Objective: The purpose of this paper was to evaluate the actions developed in oral health directed toward the institutionalized senior population from the perspective of municipal health managers and oral ...
to seek assistance at a health care center. ...
doi:10.5902/2236583448113
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Study on Hospital Administrators' Beliefs and Attitudes toward the Practice of Evidence-Based Management
2016
Hospital Topics
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There was a significant correlation between attitudes and percentage of healthcare management decisions made using an evidence-based practice approach (p<0.01). ...
The purpose of this study was to explore hospital administrators' beliefs and attitudes toward the practice of evidence-based management (EBMgt) and to identify the needs for EBMgt training programs. ...
We also want to thank Idaho State University Health Sciences Library Assistant, Loretta Zuber, Student Assistant, Thomas Henrie, and Tracie Chandler, Health Care Administration Program Administrative Assistant ...
doi:10.1080/00185868.2016.1258886
pmid:27997299
pmcid:PMC5609181
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