Cases
Patient handoff program at Boston Children’s Hospital.
What is I-PASS?
ONCHIT
What is Office of the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology?
Makes use of robotics and computer-assisted generated images such as computed tomography (CT) scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
What is computer-assisted surgery?
This framework contains levels for the world, organization, perspective/role, goals/functions, workflow, information system, module, and technology
What is Informatics Stack?
Examines whether a Telehealth platform can be expanded beyond providers and health plans to go directly to consumers.
What is American Well?
PACS
What is Picture Archiving and Communications System?
This is a machine that uses computer technology to produce images of soft tissue within the body that cannot be pictured by traditional X-ray.
What is MRI?
Involves the use of virtual environment technology to provide surgeons with realistic accurate models on which to teach surgery and to plan and practice operations.
What is Computer-Assisted Surgical Planning?
strategic priorities (especially putting patients first and payers second) and performance metrics requires evidence-based data.
What is Carolinas HealthCare System?
CAD in medicine
What is Computer-Aided Detection?
This works with miniscule materials the size of atoms and molecules. It holds promise for regenerative medicine.
What is nanotechnology?
In 2005, this was approved for gynecological procedures.
What is da Vinci?
In growing their business, leaders were pursuing the “Lean Startup” customer development model, which recommended that they gather evidence of product-market fit before scaling.
What is Radial Analytics?
MIS
What is Minimally Invasive Surgery?
This uses light to look inside the body and can give detailed pictures of organs, cells, and molecules.
What is Optical Imaging?
Is a computer-controlled, image-directed robot that performed its first hip replacement in 1992.
What is ROBODOC?
STAR
What is Smart Tissue Autonomous Robot?
This has the potential of making surgical expertise available on battlefields, space stations, and in remote rural areas.
What is Telepresence Surgery (Distance Surgery)?
On the borderline between radiology and surgery and is a noninvasive technique that is currently used to treat brain tumors in a 1-day session.
What is stereotactic radiosurgery (gamma knife surgery)?