Titlebook: Neurocritical Care Informatics; Translating Raw Data Michael De Georgia,Kenneth Loparo Book 2020 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany 2020 Decision

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Intensive Care Unit Collaboration and Workflow in the Information Age, with their scope of practice. The study of distributed cognition and how it affects interaction with health information technology (HIT) can better inform standards of its development. In every local ICU and hospital environment, the transmission of information is accomplished in unique combination

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ntegration, display of data in the ICU, patient-centered clinical decision support, optimization of collaboration and workflow, and progress towards an “integrated medical environment”. All of the nine chapters have been written by international thought leaders in the field. .978-3-662-59307-3

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Information Technology in Critical Care,ata and then manage and disseminate information. No area is more data intensive than the intensive care unit. While there have been major improvements in intensive care monitoring, including the development of enterprise clinical information systems, the medical industry, for the most part, has not

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Data Standards, Device Interfaces, and Interoperability,l care practitioners are limited in the scope and depth of the data that can be acquired and analyzed in real time or retrospectively because the devices, equipment, and applications are not well integrated or designed for those purposes. We provide a brief background pertinent to critical care data

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Electronic Medical Record in the Neurocritical Care Unit,The electronic medical record plays a central role in organizing and presenting this data to the clinician. In this chapter, we will review the elements of the electronic medical record that are important for neurocritical care and highlight the common decisions that can be made based on the electro

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Data Collection and Analysis in the ICU,, age, sex, laboratory values, and physician and nursing notes. Examples of “physiologic” data include common vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, core temperature) and other parameters generated from bedside monitoring devices (intracranial pressure, electroencephalogram). Mos