NLM National Telemedicine Initiative

Telemedicine and Telecommunications: Options for the New Century

A Symposium Sponsored by the National Library of Medicine

Natcher Conference Center

National Institutes of Health

March 13 - 14, 2001

PROGRAM

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS

• WELCOME
• KEYNOTE ADDRESS
• SESSION 1: General Considerations
• SESSION 2A: Treatment of Health Conditions (1)
• SESSION 2B: Methods in Telemedicine
• SESSION 3A: Security
• SESSION 3B: Patient/Consumer Education (1)
• SESSION 4A: Diagnostics
• SESSION 4B: Data and the Patient Record
• SESSION 5A: Treatment of Health Conditions (2)
• SESSION 5B: Patient/Consumer Education (2)
• SESSION 6A: Evaluation
• SESSION 6B: Patient Record Applications

Speaker Index

Conference Real Media Video Presentations

• Tuesday, March 13, 2001
  • 7:45 - 8:45 REGISTRATION

  • 8:45 - 9:00 WELCOME
    • Greetings
      • Donald A.B. Lindberg
        Director
        National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health
    • Telemedicine Initiative Overview
      • Michael J. Ackerman
        Assistant Director for High Performance Computing & Communications
        National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health

  • 9:00 - 9:30 KEYNOTE ADDRESS
    • Telehealth's Slow Migration into Mainstream Health Care
      Douglas A. Perednia
      Telemedicine Research Center, Portland OR
      
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

  • 9:30 - 10:30 SESSION 1: General Considerations
    Moderator: Elliot Siegel
    • Telehealth as an Everyday Tool
      Barry Kling
      University of Missouri School of Medicine, Columbia MO
      
      • Abstract
      • Presentation. Combined with the following presentation.
    • Taking Telemedicine Into the Mainstream
      Kenneth W. Lobenstein, Joyce A. Mitchell, Robert Hodge, Jr.
      University of Missouri School of Medicine, Columbia MO
      
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Understanding the Communicative Context Created Through Telemedicine Interactions
      Jeanine W. Turner, Adil Alaoui, James Winchester, Alan Neustadt, Betty A. Levine, Jeff Collmann, Seong K. Mun
      Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington DC
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

  • 10:30 - 11:00 BREAK

  • 11:00 - 12:30
    

    SESSION 2A: Treatment of Health Conditions (1)
    Moderator: Susan Sparks

    • Telemedicine Services for Children With Disabilities in Rural Iowa: From Research to Practice
      Dennis C. Harper
      University of Iowa, Iowa City IA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • A Comparison of Telepsychiatric vs. Face-to-face Care in a Rural Community Mental Health Setting
      Barbara M. Rohland, Michael Flaum
      University of Iowa, Iowa City IA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Using Telemedicine in the Provision of Dermatology
      Lanis Hicks, Keith Boles, Stan Hudson, Richard Madsen, Barry Kling, Joe Tracy, Joyce Mitchell, Weldon Webb
      University of Missouri School of Medicine, Columbia MO
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Implementation of an Enhanced Communication System for the Acute Evaluation and Treatment of Cerebral Vascular Ischemia
      James Torner, Jeff VandeBerg, Harold Adams, Patricia H. Davis, Karla Grimsman
      University of Iowa, Iowa City IA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

    SESSION 2B: Methods in Telemedicine
    Moderator: Milton Corn

    • Application of an XML Based Store-Forward System to Urban Teledermatology
      Peter Tarczy-Hornoch, Tara Cannava, Wendy Kramer, Sarah Dyck, R. Colven, C. Haycox, R. Gray, Tom Norris, Sherrilynne Fuller
      University of Washington, Seattle WA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Alaska Telemedicine Testbed Project
      Frederick W. Pearce
      University of Alaska, Anchorage AK
      • Abstract
      • Presentation unavailable
    • Group Presentation:
      Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis MO
      • Asynchronous Pharmacy Decision Support Within a Multi-Institutional Telemedicine Infrastructure
        Thomas C. Bailey, Laura A. Noirot
        • Abstract
        • Presentation
      • Notification of Alerts Generated by Real-time Pharmacy Expert Systems
        Ervina Resetar, Laura A. Noirot, Robert Harrison, Thomas C. Bailey
        • Abstract
        • Presentation
      • An Enhanced Data Model for a Pharmacy Expert System Within a Telemedicine Infrastructure
        Robert Harrison, Laura A. Noirot, Ervina Resetar, Thomas Bailey
        
        • Abstract
        • Presentation

  • 12:30 - 1:30 LUNCH

  • 1:30 - 3:00
    

    SESSION 3A: Security
    Moderator: Lawrence Kingsland

    • Understanding the "Organizational" Dimension of Health Information Security
      Jeff Collmann
      Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington DC
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Secure Collaborative Telemedicine in Rural West Virginia
      R. Reddy, R. Raman, S. M. Reddy, K.J. Cleetus, W. Hunt, I. Lapshin, W.R. Beam, B. Merkin
      West Virginia University, Morgantown WV
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Giving Patients Access to Their Medical Records Via the Internet: The PCASSO Experience
      Daniel Masys, Dixie Baker, Amy Butros, Kevin E. Cowles
      Science Applications International Corp (SAIC), La Jolla CA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

    SESSION 3B: Patient/Consumer Education (1)
    Moderator: Carol B. Haberman

    • Delivering Diabetes Education Over the Internet: I. Factors in Patient Acceptance
      Douglas Wakefield, Bryan Sheeley, Vicki Kraus, William Sivitz, Laminasti Elbaar, Susan Zollo, Tom Bullers, Jerrold Gilmere, Michael G. Kienzle
      University of Iowa, Iowa City IA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Delivering Diabetes Education Over the Internet: II. Clinical Impact
      William Sivitz, Vicki Kraus, R.N., Bryan Sheeley, Karole Conaway, Dan Anderson, Dustin Arnold, Michael G. Kienzle
      University of Iowa, Iowa City IA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • HealthAware: Lessons Learned in Developing a Consumer/Patient Information Portal for a Health Care System
      Robert A. Greenes, Sandra Kogan, Lucila Ohno-Machado, Aziz Boxwala
      Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston MA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

  • 3:00 - 3:30 BREAK

  • 3:30 - 5:00
    

    SESSION 4A: Diagnostics
    Moderator: Michael J. Ackerman

    • Tele-Echocardiography: Utilization for the Diagnosis and Management of Children With Congenital Heart Disease
      Thomas D. Scholz, Ameet R. Mehta, Douglas S. Wakefield, Michael G. Kienzle
      University of Iowa, Iowa City IA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Wireless Mobile Telemedicine: En-route Transmission with Dynamic Quality of Service Management
      James Cullen, Wade Gaasch, David Gagliano, John Goins, Ruwani Gunawardane, Peter Hu, Marian LaMonte, Colin Mackenzie, Michael Schiemer, Yan Xiao
      BDM, Inc. (Now: TRW Inc., Reston VA)
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • The Utility of Telemedicine for Diabetic Retinopathy Screening
      Charles W. Flowers, Jr., Richard S. Baker
      Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, Los Angeles CA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

    SESSION 4B: Data and the Patient Record
    Moderator: George Thoma
    • High Performance Tele-Imaging Infrastructure for Collaborative Health Care
      H.K. Huang
      University of California, San Francisco CA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • The New Telemedicine Paradigm - Using Internet-Based Multimedia Electronic Medical Record Systems to Support Wide Area Clinical Care Delivery
      Henry J. Lowe University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh PA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Web-based Collaboration Technology for the Delivery of Healthcare
      R. Reddy, S. M. Reddy, R. Raman, V. Jagannathan, B. Merkin
      West Virginia University, Morgantown WV
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

  • 5:00 - 7:00 RECEPTION

• Wednesday, March 14, 2001

  • 9:00 -10:30
    

    SESSION 5A: Treatment of Health Conditions (2)
    Moderator: Charles Sneiderman

    • Improving Care for Low Birth Weight Infants Using Internet-based Telemedicine
      Charles Safran, Grace Pompilio-Weitzner, James E. Gray
      Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston MA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Telemedicine as a Substitute for an Outreach Clinic
      Lanis Hicks, Keith Boles, Stan Hudson, Barry Kling, Joe Tracy, Joyce Mitchell, Weldon Webb
      University of Missouri School of Medicine, Columbia MO
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Remote Dental Consultation System
      Raymond Fonseca, Denice Stewart, M. Katie McGee, Noam Arzt, Jeffery Stewart
      University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, Philadelphia PA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Telemedicine and Hemodialysis: An Analysis of Clinical Outcomes
      Betty A. Levine, Alan Neustadtl, James Grigsby, James Winchester, Seong K. Mun
      Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington DC
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

    SESSION 5B: Patient/Consumer Education (2)
    Moderator: Becky Lyon

    • MyCareTeam Internet Site for Home Peritoneal Dialysis Patients
      Betty A. Levine, Adil Alaoui, Ming-Jye Tang Hu, James Winchester, Seong K. Mun
      Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington DC
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Web as Medium for Patient Access to Electronic Health Information
      James J. Cimino, Vimla L. Patel, Andre W. Kushniruk
      Columbia University, New York NY
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Assessing the Impact of a Patient Clinical Information System (PatCIS) on the Patient-Provider Relationship
      Andre W. Kushniruk, Vimla L. Patel, James J. Cimino
      Columbia University, New York NY
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

  • 10:30 - 11:00 BREAK

  • 11:00 - 12:30

    SESSION 6A: Evaluation
    Moderator: Marjorie Cahn

    • Development of a Telemedicine Evaluation Model
      Lanis Hicks, Keith Boles, Stan Hudson, Barry Kling, Joe Tracy, Joyce Mitchell, Weldon Webb
      University of Missouri School of Medicine, Columbia MO
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Evaluation Strategies and Findings from a Regional Integrated Telemedicine Testbed
      Sherrilynne Fuller, Peter Tarczy-Hornoch, David Masuda, Tara Cannava, Gary Hart, Eric Larson, L. Clark Johnson, Sarah Dyck, Wendy Kramer, Tom Norris
      University of Washington, Seattle WA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Findings from Five Telemedicine Studies: Sufficiency and Standards
      Steven H. Stumpf, Rod R. Zalunardo
      University of Southern California, Los Angeles CA
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

    SESSION 6B: Patient Record Applications
    Moderator: Betsy Humphreys

    • A Successful Legal and Technical Infrastructure for Creating a True Community-wide Clinical Information System
      J. Marc Overhage, Jeffery Suico, Paul Dexter, Michael Barnes, Clement McDonald
      Indiana University School of Medicine and Regenstrief Institute for Health Care, Indianapolis IN
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Electronic Laboratory Reporting for Public Health
      Jeffery Suico, J. Marc Overhage, Paul Dexter, Michael Barnes, Clement McDonald
      Indiana University School of Medicine and Regenstrief Institute for Health Care, Indianapolis IN
      • Abstract
      • Presentation
    • Enabling Clinical Decision Support in a Multi-Institutional Telemedicine Infrastructure
      Laura A. Noirot, Brent D. Launsby, Thomas C. Bailey
      Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis MO
      • Abstract
      • Presentation

  ADJOURNMENT

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