http://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/30025 2026-07-22T22:14:09Z http://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/30046 Ein mobiles Informationssystem für die häusliche Pflege Mahnke, R; Kroll, M; Melzer, K; Lipinski, H.-G. Kroll, Michael; Lipinski, Hans-Gerd; Melzer, Kay Es werden die Einsatzmöglichkeiten mobiler Geräte in der ambulanten Pflege aufgezeigt und ein System zur mobilen Leistungserfassung vorgestellt. Ein Desktop-System bietet die Möglichkeit zur Verwaltung aller notwendigen Stammdaten von Personen, Leistungsträgern und Leistungen, die zur Erstellung einer Pflegeplanung am PC notwendig sind. Jedem Patienten kann somit ein individueller Pflegeplan erstellt werden. Aus dieser Planung werden die notwendigen Patientenbesuche generiert, so dass ein Einsatzplan zusammengestellt werden kann. Der jeweilige Einsatzplan eines Pflegedienstmitarbeiters kann anschließend auf ein mobiles Gerät übertragen werden. Beim Patienten vor Ort erfolgen die Pflege und die Leistungserfassung nach diesem Plan. Des Weiteren wird im Beitrag ein Ausblick auf die Weiterentwicklung des Programms gegeben. Ein wichtiger Aspekt ist dabei ein mobiler Datenaustausch, damit auf Änderungen der Einsatzplanung schnell und flexibel reagiert werden kann. 2003-01-01T00:00:00Z http://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/30044 Mobile und stationäre computergestützte psychometrische Diagnostik Walter, OB; Rose, M Kroll, Michael; Lipinski, Hans-Gerd; Melzer, Kay Questionnaires are one of the foundations of psychometric measurement in clinical psychosomatics. We collected mobile computer-based assessments of psychometric data from more than 7000 patients between January 1995 and December 2002. Our experience has shown that this mobile approach enjoys a high acceptance among patients, is effective and two-thirds cheaper than conventional questionnaires using paper and pencil. This positive evaluation of mobile psychometric computer-based assessments is partly due to the high standardisation and item structure of questionnaires frequently used in psychosomatic diagnostics. Questionnaires with long item descriptions or a long list of choices are much harder to implement on a mobile platform. However, parallel assessments using mobile equipment, personal computers and paper and pencil questionnaires have to be integrated into the clinical data organisation. We report on recent developments of our psychometric assessment system which aim at further integration of different platforms in order to reduce organisational efforts. Another aspect of this development concerns how new psychometric methods such as computer adaptive testing can be used effectively in such an environment. 2003-01-01T00:00:00Z http://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/30045 Recording and transmission of digital wound images with the help of mobile devices Fischer, M.; Sani, S.; Stork, W.; Müller-Glaser, K. Kroll, Michael; Lipinski, Hans-Gerd; Melzer, Kay The goal of this project is to develop a mobile device for transmitting images for the aftercare of surgical patients within the framework of the competence center TELTRA. After designing and evaluating different platforms and cameras, it was decided to develop for a compact flash camera card and an HSCSD modem which is based on and can be plugged into a pocket PC. The recorded images are sent with the help of a Java program from the pocket PC over an IrDA or Bluetooth interface to the HSCSD mobile telephone, and then to the web server, where it is saved in a digital patient record. 2003-01-01T00:00:00Z http://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/30040 Automatic central management for decentral mobile medical devices - using GSM and the Internet for fleet management Bachmor, T.; Velykokhatko, S.; Stork, W.; Müller-Glaser, K.-D. Kroll, Michael; Lipinski, Hans-Gerd; Melzer, Kay Equipping medical devices with long range telemetry opens completely new possibilities for emergency response, home care and remote diagnosis. Mobile communications nowadays seem to be a generaly accepted part of our modern world, but bridging the gap between new (consumer-) technologies and medical devices still is a challenge today. Providing a telemetry link (GSM) is just the trivial part - ensuring security, reliability and service management are the more critical tasks that need to be addressed. Therefore, a complete system concept consists of an automatic fleet management (e.g. periodic device-initiated service calls) as well as customer relationship management (CRM), including technical service all based on a trouble-ticket system. 2003-01-01T00:00:00Z