Studies in Health Technology and Informatics Volume 17 - Assessment and Evaluation of Information Technologies in Medicine
This volume is the main end product of ATIM (Assessment of information Technology In Medicine). ATIM is an Accompanying Measure in AIM; the advanced Informatics in Medicine part of the "Telematics Systems in Areas of General Interest" programme of DG )all of the European Union under the...
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IOS Press
2014
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| Truy cập trực tuyến: | https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/36857 |
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| Tóm tắt: | This volume is the main end product of ATIM (Assessment of information Technology In
Medicine). ATIM is an Accompanying Measure in AIM; the advanced Informatics in Medicine
part of the "Telematics Systems in Areas of General Interest" programme of DG )all of the
European Union under the 3rd Framework Programme. ATIM has been carried out between April
1993 and December 1994.
Evidence for effectiveness of information technology may provide an essential impulse for its
diffusion in the health care market. However, at present results of studies addressing this issue
seem hardly to provide this impulse. The fact that no agreement on methods and criteria for
evaluation and assessment exists is seen as a major obstacle for diffusion. Studies tend to be adhoc
and site-specific. ATIM was established to develop consensus on methods and criteria for the
evaluation and assessment of information technologies for and in health care.
For pragmatic reasons ATIM focused on two project lines within AM: one dealing with Medical
Multimedia Workstations and Images, the other with Knowledge Based and Decision Support
Systems. Participants in projects in these project lines discussed methods and exchanged
experiences, not only during workshops under the ATIM umbrella, but also during AIM
concertation meetings. In addition, ADM provided consultancy and has been building a literature
database and a network of experts. ATIM produced four newsletters.This volume is the main end product of ATIM (Assessment of information Technology In
Medicine). ATIM is an Accompanying Measure in AIM; the advanced Informatics in Medicine
part of the "Telematics Systems in Areas of General Interest" programme of DG )all of the
European Union under the 3rd Framework Programme. ATIM has been carried out between April
1993 and December 1994.
Evidence for effectiveness of information technology may provide an essential impulse for its
diffusion in the health care market. However, at present results of studies addressing this issue
seem hardly to provide this impulse. The fact that no agreement on methods and criteria for
evaluation and assessment exists is seen as a major obstacle for diffusion. Studies tend to be adhoc
and site-specific. ATIM was established to develop consensus on methods and criteria for the
evaluation and assessment of information technologies for and in health care.
For pragmatic reasons ATIM focused on two project lines within AM: one dealing with Medical
Multimedia Workstations and Images, the other with Knowledge Based and Decision Support
Systems. Participants in projects in these project lines discussed methods and exchanged
experiences, not only during workshops under the ATIM umbrella, but also during AIM
concertation meetings. In addition, ADM provided consultancy and has been building a literature
database and a network of experts. ATIM produced four newsletters. |
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