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I 4 C | |
| Integrationand communication for the continuity of cardiac care |
| Project Nr: | HC 1024 | Group: I | Project Duration: 18 months |
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| Category: | Clinical Cardiology Data Workstations | ||
| Summary: | This proposal is focused on telematic implementation in cardiac care.Patient data, images, therapy monitoring will communicate withknowledge-based systems, with health care professionals. This will alsopermit quality assessment of care and diagnostic technology. | ||
| Mission: | This project is concerned with cardiac care, from the prevention of illness to treatment follow-up. Six major European cardiological clinics will use an integrated telematics workstation for data collection and diagnostic and therapeutic support. More comprehensively and consistently recorded data from patients will be combined in multimedia patient records, with subsequent establishment of a reference data set. The project will enable clinics to exploit the same data for patient care, care quality assessment, management and planning and medical research. | ||
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| Name of Institution | City+Postal Code | Country | Region |
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| University of Glasgow | Glasgow GB-G31 2ER | Scotland | UK2 |
| Medizinische Hochschule Hannover | Hannover D-30625 | Germany | DE92 |
| INSERM U 121 - National Institute of Health and Medical Research | Lyon F-69500 | France | FR69 |
| Nederlandse Organisatie voor Toegepast Natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek | Leiden NL-2301 CE | The Netherlands | NL33 |
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The project I4C is proposed for the further advancement of cardiac care, from prevention to follow-up. Improvement of cardiac care will be reached by:
This will be achieved by implementing on a European scale a multimedia-based cardiological workstation (for patient data, images, and biosignals) containing a generic multimedia patient record adapted for cardiology.
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Users involved Major clinical centres in 6 different European countries: NL, UK, F, D, I, GR will be the intended users of the results of the I4C project. In principle, all users are able to adapt the system to their own needs, because of the generic character of the software. Technologies and/or approach used The software that is used is as much as possible based on what is provided by industry: Windows 95 , Windows NT, SQL DBMS, Delphi, ORBIX. Expected benefits for the citizen Patients will benefit because data are shared amongst care providers, minimising repeated examinations and drug-drug interactions. The workstation will also support shared care and, in principle, teleconsultation. Expected benefits for the users of the application
Expected benefits for the European Industries If successful, the components of I4C will be very generic and will be usable in many different environments, countries, application areas, etc. Contribution to EU-policies I4C falls exactly within the intentions of the 4th Framework Programme on health informatics. |
| Thorax Centre, Erasmus University and Hospital Dijkzigt | Rotterdam | Zuid-Holland | NL |
| Dept of Medical Cardiology,University of Glasgow | Glasgow | Dumfries & Galloway, Strathclyde | UK |
| Zentrum Innere Medizin und Dermatologie, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover | Hannover | Hannover | DE |
| Dept of Cardiology, University Hospital Lariboisiere | Paris | Ile de France | F |
| Cardiological University Hospital-Lyon | Lyon | Rhône-Alpes | F |
| Dept of Cardiology University Hospital Brescia | Brescia | Lombardia | IT |
| Dept of Cardiology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki | Thessaloniki | Anatoliki | Makedonia,Thraki |
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