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[Developing a home care nursing information system by utilizing wire-wireless network and mobile computing system].

Abstract

PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to develop a home care nursing network system for operating home care effectively and efficiently by utilizing a wire-wireless network and mobile computing in order to record and send patients' data in real time, and by combining the headquarter office and the local offices with home care nurses over the Internet. It complements the preceding research from 1999 by adding home care nursing standard guidelines and upgrading the PDA program. METHOD: Method/1 and Prototyping were adopted to develop the main network system. RESULT: The detailed research process is as follows : 1)home care nursing standard guidelines for Diabetes, cancer and peritoneal-dialysis were added in 12 domains of nursing problem fields with nursing assessment/intervention algorithms. 2) complementing the PDA program was done by omitting and integrating the home care nursing algorithm path which is unnecessary and duplicated. Also, upgrading the PDA system was done by utilizing the machinery and tools where the PDA and the data transmission modem are integrated, CDMX-1X base construction, in order to reduce a transmission error or transmission failure.

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Jung-Ho Park, Sung-Ae Park, Soon-Nyoung Yoon, Sung-Rye Kang. 2004. [Developing a home care nursing information system by utilizing wire-wireless network and mobile computing system].. https://doi.org/10.4040/jkan.2004.34.2.290

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