Clinical Overview

Projekt

Hertzum, Morten (Projektdeltager)
Simonsen, Jesper (Projektdeltager)
Hansen, Magnus Rotvit Perlt (Projektdeltager)
Rasmussen, Rasmus (Projektdeltager)
Fleron, Benedicte (Projektdeltager)
Manikas, Maria Ie (Projektdeltager)

The CLOVE project involves analysis, development, organizational implementation, and evaluation of systems aiming to support clinicians at emergency departments in creating and maintaining an overview. Because emergency departments are newly established in Denmark their work processes have yet to settle and become routinzed and parts of their IT support have yet to be developed. Clinical overview is highly important at emergency departments because they handle acute admissions and because their patients are frequently handed over from one group of clinicians to another within brief periods of time. In the CLOVE project we aim to support clinical overview at two levels: (a) Overview at the level of the clinical ward. (b) Overview at the level of the patient.

The CLOVE project consists of two subprojects, one concerning clinical overview in Region Sjælland, the other concerning clinical overview in Region Syddanmark. The partners in the project are Roskilde University, Region Sjælland, Imatis, and Region Syddanmark. The project is co-funded by Innovation Norway and Vækstforum Sjælland.

Status	Igangværende
Periode	01-01-10 → 15-08-13

Emneord

Medical informatics, clinical overview

ID: 31134249

Clinical Overview

Emneord

Projekter

Clinical Overview (Region Sjælland)

Clinical Overview (Region Syddanmark)

Aktiviteter

Electronic Whiteboards at Emergency Departments

Electronic Emergency-Department Whiteboards: A Study of Clinicians’ Expectations and Experiences

The Effect of Electronic Whiteboards at Emergency Departments

9.de Scandinavian Conference on Health Informatics

XXIII International Conference of the European Federation for Medical Informatics

Does Electronic Whiteboards Create More ‘Warm Hands’ at Hospital Emergency Departments?

Publikationer

Clinical Overview and Emergency-Department Whiteboards : A Survey of Expectations toward Electronic Whiteboards

Implementation of Electronic Whiteboards at Two Emergency Departments

Effects-Driven IT Development : A Strategy for Sustained Participatory Design and Implementation

Artefactual multiplicity : A study of emergency-department whiteboards

Balancing Tradition and Transcendence in the Implementation of Emergency-Department Electronic Whiteboads

Electronic Emergency-Department Whiteboards : A Study of Clinicians’ Expectations and Experiences

Balancing Machine Work, Comfort Work, and Sentimental Work : A field study of patient care in the ambulance

Work-Practice Changes Associated with an Electronic Emergency-Department Whiteboard

The Distributed Use of Electronic Emergency-Department Whiteboards

Priming a Pilot Implementation : Experiences From an Effects Specifications Workshop

Consider the details: A Study of the Reading Distance and Revision Time of Electronic over Dry-Erase Whiteboards

The long and twisting path: An efficiency evaluation of an electronic whiteboard system

User participation in implementation

Real-use evaluation of effects : Emergency departments aiming for 'Warm Hands'

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