Biomedical subjects

Polun Chang

Publications and source records attributed to Polun Chang.

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PubMed2003

Development and comparison of user acceptance of advanced comprehensive triage PDA support system with a traditional terminal alternative system.

An advanced PDA support system for the triage was designed to evaluate users inverted exclamation mark | acceptance of this system compared with a traditional terminal system. Davis inverted exclamation mark | Technology Acceptance Model was used to evaluate users inverted exclamation mark | acceptance. All 72 ER nurses in a 2700-bed medical center were invited for the study. The results showed that the PDA system was easier to operate than the terminal one, but had worse interface. The subjects showed significantly greater willingness to accept the terminal system instead of the PDA system. The comparative acceptance of PDA, compared with that of the old system, might still be marginally too low if its interface couldn inverted exclamation mark |t be improved or no other unique practical benefits could be verified.

Attitude of Health Personnel↗

PubMed2003

The development of variable MLM editor and TSQL translator based on Arden Syntax in Taiwan.

The Arden Syntax standard has been utilized in the medical informatics community in several countries during the past decade. It is never used in nursing in Taiwan. We try to develop a system that acquire medical expert knowledge in Chinese and translates data and logic slot into TSQL Language. The system implements TSQL translator interpreting database queries referred to in the knowledge modules. The decision-support systems in medicine are data driven system where TSQL triggers as inference engine can be used to facilitate linking to a database.

Artificial Intelligence↗

PubMed2003

Implementing a personalized portal combined with workflow management tools used in diabetes care.

Diabetes care is one of the most important medical care works in nowadays. However, the dispersal of current diabetes medical practice leads to an uncoordinated work flow. Lacking of personal health information makes patients hard to implement self-care and medical providers have to deal with lots of paperwork. Information technology has mobile characters to assist medical providers collecting and managing patient data conveniently. Using customized and accessible web technology to promote patient abilities of self-care as well as to help care providers plan patient-oriented care. Automatic workflow applied to care guidelines could reduce workload and improve work efficiency of care provider. Make the most out of information technology to build an integrated "Diabetes Care System". Thus we can provide complete disease management service which should be the most useful solution to meet the challenges of conventional care.

Case Management↗