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Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics

1995  to  Present  ISSN: 1225-8903

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Development of Microarray Gene Expression Database for MicroArray Gene Expression Markup Language.

Ji Yeon PARK ; Se Young KIM ; Yu Rang PARK ; Hwa Jeong SEO ; Ju Han KIM

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2004;10(3):347-353.

OBJECTIVE: Gene expression microarrays become a widely used tool in biomedicine. With growing needs of microarray data sharing, there are efforts for the development of microarray standards. MAGE-OM(Microarray Gene Expression Object Model) is a data exchange model and MAGE-ML is an XML-based data exchange format. Most database, however, do not have a suitable structure for MAGE-ML storage and maximum use of the data. Therefore, we have created relational database implementing MAGE-OM for the storage of MAGE-ML with importing and exporting capabilities. METHODS: A relational schema is derived from MAGE-OM with simple object-relational mapping strategy to reduce complexity of MAGE-OM. Data transfer between database and MAGE-ML document is performed via MAGE-OM using the MAGE Software Toolkit(MAGEstk). RESULTS: Our database accepts microarray data as MAGE-ML files through web-based interface, classifying into two types of submission, array or experiment. MAGE-ML import-export function is flexible to accommodate changing data model by separating model definition and implementation layers. CONCLUSION: Standard-based implementation of gene expression database enhances the collection and the structured storage of large-scale gene expression data from heterogeneous data sources.
Information Storage and Retrieval ; Gene Expression* ; Information Dissemination

Information Storage and Retrieval ; Gene Expression* ; Information Dissemination

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PDA Based Point-of-care Personal Diabetes Management System.

Kyung Soon PARK ; Nam Jin KIM ; Ju Hyun HONG ; Mi Sook PARK ; Eun Jong CHA ; Tae Soo LEE

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2004;10(3):339-346.

OBJECTIVE: To develop a PDA based hand-held system, which assists diabetic patients to self manage his/her blood glucose level, diet, and other related variables in a systematic way. METHODS: Personal diabetes management system(PDMS) was developed in the integrated environment of Visual Studio.net 2003. The system was configured based on the documentation resulted from extensive review on the current S/W products and internet homepages for the diabetes. RESULTS: PDMS was implemented with four main menus to manage personal information, diet, exercise, and blood glucose. It was designed to provide the quantitative health indices such as body mass index and diabetes index based on the personal physical information, pedigree, and living habits. It addition, it is capable of predicting changes of the body weight, which may remind patients of the importance of the disease management. CONCLUSION: A PDA based hand-held self management system was developed for the diabetes. The present system can be used as a mobile device within the tele-healthcare system integrated with medical center thru the internet.
Blood Glucose ; Body Mass Index ; Body Weight ; Diet ; Disease Management ; Humans ; Internet ; Pedigree ; Self Care

Blood Glucose ; Body Mass Index ; Body Weight ; Diet ; Disease Management ; Humans ; Internet ; Pedigree ; Self Care

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Development and Application of a Web-Based Tailored Nutrition Management Program and Change in Knowledge of Nutrition and Eating Habits in Elementary Students.

Hee Young SONG ; Gi Yon KIM ; So Mi PARK ; Hea Kung HUR

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2004;10(3):329-338.

OBJECTIVE: This study was undertaken to develop and apply a web-based tailored nutrition management program for elementary school students. METHODS: One group pretest, posttest design was used with a random sample of 5th and 6th grade students in two elementary schools out of the 20 elementary schools in W city. The web-based nutrition program was developed based on previous studies and existing web sites related to nutrition education and management. It consisted of a combination of web-based step-by-step self-checkups and web-based instructions on knowledge of nutrition, eating habits, and perception and satisfaction with body shape etc. Students completed web-based questionnaires on knowledge of nutrition and eating habits at baseline and three weeks later. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and paired t-test. RESULTS: Knowledge of nutrition and practice of correct eating habits increased significantly after the students completed the web-based program. CONCLUSION: These results suggest that a web-based nutrition management program is effective for nutrition education for children in terms of accessibility, compliance, and client-initiative.
Child ; Compliance ; Eating* ; Education ; Humans ; Surveys and Questionnaires

Child ; Compliance ; Eating* ; Education ; Humans ; Surveys and Questionnaires

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The Development and Effect of a CD ROM Based Caring Program for the Family Caregivers Amomg the Korean Demented Elderly.

Myung Sook SUNG ; Hee Jung JANG ; Ki Won LEE ; Yang Ihi KIM

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2001;7(1):45-55.

In Korea, the number of older persons has been increasing annually. The proportion of older person aged 65 and over in Korea was 6.6% in 1998 and will reach 12% in 2020. Also, the older persons who are at greates risk for chronic illness with functional dependency is growing the fastest. One of the main diseases of elderly is dementia. Caring for the elderly, in particular elderly mentally ill patients has become one of the biggest social concerns in Korean society today. The caregiver who looks after a disabled or demented elderly person is usually a woman who is either a spouse of daughter in law in Korea. Caregivef s stress leads to dysphoria and in vulnerable individuals, to depression. Hence, family caregivers of people with dementia frequently experience significant emotional, physical and financial stress. So, there is a need to develop, for the Korean family caregiver, home-based nursing interventions using computer-assisted instructions made available either on CD ROM or over the internet. The purpose of this study was to develop and to examine the effect of a caring program for the family caregivers among the Korean demented elderly. The family caregiver nursing intervention program was developed using a team approach involving nursing professors and computer professionals. The application is available on CD ROM as well as on the World Wide Web. The CD ROM program is made up of five sections: 1) definition and symptoms of dementia to support basic medical and nursing knowledge including psychological problems of the demented elderly, 2) methods for coping with the demented elderly including video techniques, 3) physical care and ADL management for the demented elderly including vido techniques, 4) stress management methods for the family caregiver including music therapy, exercise therapy, oriental acupucture technique on the hand, foot massage and paper handicraft, 5) social referral information service. To examine the effect of a CD ROM based caring program, the study was implemented by nonequivalent control group pretest-posttest design. The subjects of this study were 52 family caregivers who were composed of 22 caregivers for the experimental group and of 30 caregivers for the control group. In this study, the measuring instruments were family caregivers nursing care need assessment tool, fatigue tool for family caregiver' s physical health state, OARS for family caregiver' s psychiatric heath state and family burden scale for family caregiver' s psychological health state. The results of the analysis were as follows: 1. There was no significant difference between experimental group and control group on pretest. So two group had homogeneity. 2. There was significant difference between experimental group and control group on posttest measuring nursing care need state(t=8.55, p<0.01)and family caregivef s psychological health state(t=2.58, p<0.05). Therefore, this CD ROM based caring program was revealed the positive effect for family caregivers among the Korean demented elderly. For further research, with distributing the CD ROM, it suggests that the effective caring program to decrease family caregivef s fatigue and psychological health state as like anxiety, stress, strain will be developed.
Activities of Daily Living ; Aged* ; Anxiety ; Caregivers* ; Chronic Disease ; Computer-Assisted Instruction ; Dementia ; Depression ; Exercise Therapy ; Fatigue ; Female ; Foot ; Hand ; Humans ; Information Services ; Internet ; Jurisprudence ; Korea ; Massage ; Mentally Ill Persons ; Music Therapy ; Nuclear Family ; Nursing ; Nursing Care ; Referral and Consultation ; Spouses

Activities of Daily Living ; Aged* ; Anxiety ; Caregivers* ; Chronic Disease ; Computer-Assisted Instruction ; Dementia ; Depression ; Exercise Therapy ; Fatigue ; Female ; Foot ; Hand ; Humans ; Information Services ; Internet ; Jurisprudence ; Korea ; Massage ; Mentally Ill Persons ; Music Therapy ; Nuclear Family ; Nursing ; Nursing Care ; Referral and Consultation ; Spouses

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A System for Nursing Diagnosis and Intervention Management using the Nursing Outcome Indicators.

Sung Ae PARK ; Jung Hoh PARK ; Hiye Ja LEE ; Sung Hee PARK ; Myun Suk JUNG ; Mi Kyoung JOO

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2001;7(1):35-43.

This paper proposes a system for nursing diagnosis and intervention management that is using nursing outcome indicators to guide the nursing intervention. In Korea, it has been studied on computerization of nursing process, but most of the studies are on the management of nursing records and not on the databases of nursing intervention. So far, the actual nursing processes have been performed by individual nurses' judgement without any supporting programs. Therefore, we provide the system with standardized database for nursing diagnosis and interventions so that nurses can make more accurate diagnoses and perform more adequate interventions. For that purpose, we have developed an algorithm that links nursing outcome indicators to nursing diagnoses and interventions. As a result, we expect the system can be used in many hospitals efficiently in the future after pilot operations.
Diagnosis ; Korea ; Nursing Diagnosis* ; Nursing Process ; Nursing Records ; Nursing*

Diagnosis ; Korea ; Nursing Diagnosis* ; Nursing Process ; Nursing Records ; Nursing*

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Development of the Basic DLS Communication Model in Emergency Medical System(EMS).

Hyun CHO ; Hong Sok BAEK ; Hee Woo LEE ; Sang Joon PARK ; Ja Young JUNG

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2001;7(1):23-33.

The dispatch life support(DLS) copes with the emergent situations with the pre-arrival instructions. The instructions are made based on the logical branch which simulates and reflects the knowledge and decision processes of the emergency medical dispatcher. The present practice of the emergency fire-fighting offices in our country is such that the identification of the emergency caller and other administrative affairs are principal, and there is not any systematic standard medical instruction by use of communications system. The emergency medical system(EMS) is defined as the integrated system which can provide the emergency patients with the proper supports with a timely manner and it is essential to construct the emergency medical communication system which connects the patient with all the people involved in the situation. This study focuses on development of the basic DLS model in the emergency communication model. The model comprises of the systematic and standard instructions which can be used for the recovery of the emergency patient. 32 AMPDS, one items of the Heart! Respiratory Arrest are selected, and the communication treatment protocols are prepared for development of DSL model for this items. The DSL will help the communications between the patients and emergency medical dispatchers, and will make the medical dispatcher control the situation by providing a patient with medical instructions before his arrival.
Clinical Protocols ; Emergencies* ; Heart ; Humans ; Logic

Clinical Protocols ; Emergencies* ; Heart ; Humans ; Logic

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The Implementation of Homecare Nursing Network System Using Wireless Network.

Jung Ho PARK ; Mae Ja KIM ; Kyung Ja HONG ; Kyung Ja HAN ; Sung Ae PARK ; Soon Nyung YOON ; Hyun Tae PARK ; Young Kyu KANG

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2001;7(1):13-22.

The purpose of this project is to implement "Homecare Nursing Network System" using wireless network which was able to manage homecare service efficiently. Therefore, by completing the project of "Homecare Nursing Network System", the research team connected the headquarter and the local homecare service offices over the Internet, and built the database and application programs to operate the offices. Homecare nurses are using the PDA(personal digital assistant) in order to provide homecare nursing service, to record the patients' data, and to send and receive the data in real time. It results in improving the quality of the homecare service through the computerized knowledge-based assess and intervention algorithms. The team also has implemented the homepage to introduce the homecare office and to provide the homecare service information. "Homecare Nursing Network System" allows us to manage homecare nursing service under the computerized environment, to keep track of the homecare nursing document efficiently, to improve the quality of homecare nursing, and to expand its business territory.
Commerce ; Internet ; Nursing Services ; Nursing*

Commerce ; Internet ; Nursing Services ; Nursing*

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The Analysis of Clinical Information by Building the Clinical Data Warehouse.

Jin Wook CHOI ; Yeoun Hwa LEE ; Ki Joong KIM ; Joo Sung KIM ; Joong Shin PARK ; Jung Han SONG ; Eun Joo LEE ; Sun Goo KIM ; Jong Deuk KIM ; Suhng Gwon KIM

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2001;7(1):1-11.

This paper presents the design and application of a clinical data warehouse. The clinical data warehouse is built based on past 10 years of clinical data of Seoul National University Hospital. We extracted the clinical data from the database of hospital information system database and the results of Health 21 Project' , which is mainly composed of chief complaints, final diagnosis, discharge notes and survival data. By normalizing the terms of chief complaint, we are able to analyze the distribution patterns of symptoms within a diagnosis, and that of diagnosis related with a certain clinical symptom. Through our involvement with this project, we have learned that in order for a useful clinical data warehouse system, normalization and structured data entry is the key element of building clinical data warehouse.
Diagnosis ; Hospital Information Systems ; Seoul

Diagnosis ; Hospital Information Systems ; Seoul

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Comparison of Physicians' and Patients' Perception on the Effect of Internet Health Information.

Jeongeun KIM ; Sunyoung LEE ; Sunyoung PARK ; Meihua PIAO ; Jeeyoung JOO ; Sukwha KIM

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2009;15(4):373-379. doi:10.4258/jksmi.2009.15.4.373

OBJECTIVE: To determine the differences between the patient's and physicians' views of the effects of internet health information on the physician-patient relationship. METHODS: An online survey was carried out with 25 items developed by revising the questionnaire of Direct-to-Consumer Advertising to accommodate the internet health information. The respondents were 671 patients who were active participants in online patient communities and 493 physicians who were the professors of medical schools and practicing physicians. RESULTS: Most of the patients were positive toward the Internet Health Information saying that it gives them advice from a doctor with self-confidence, allows them to follow their doctor's directions well, obtain more medical treatment after retrieving the information, etc. In contrast, physicians perceived that the internet health information may have variety of negative effects, such as increasing the healthcare cost, unnecessary clinic visits and undermining of the doctor-patient relationship. There were significant differences in the perspectives between the physicians and patients. CONCLUSION: It will be necessary to ensure experts provide internet health information, which will have beneficial effects on the quality of care, physician-patient relationship, and health service utilization.
Ambulatory Care ; Surveys and Questionnaires ; Dietary Sucrose ; Health Care Costs ; Health Services ; Humans ; Internet ; Schools, Medical

Ambulatory Care ; Surveys and Questionnaires ; Dietary Sucrose ; Health Care Costs ; Health Services ; Humans ; Internet ; Schools, Medical

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Legislation Direction for Health Information Privacy in the Telemedicine Era.

Eun Ja LEE ; So Yoon KIM ; Young Moon CHAE

Journal of Korean Society of Medical Informatics.2009;15(4):361-371. doi:10.4258/jksmi.2009.15.4.361

The Korean law on medicine was amended in 2003 to introduce new provisions for telemedicine, electronic medical record, and electronic prescription. However, this has not satisfied the realities of the increased demand on medical services and related technology development, resulting in calls for a legislative amendment. In this regard, recent active promotion projects and the advance notice proposing a new amendment by the Ministry of Health, Welfare, and Family Affairs have raised the need for active discussions on telemedicine because the current law on medicine and its amendment do not adequately address the individual privacy protection aspect in the telemedicine environment. In this regard, this study examines current domestic and foreign legal systems on telemedicine and privacy protection, drawing and reviewing subjects to be discussed for individual privacy protection in telemedicine, and proposes plans that may improve Korea's legal system. The domestic and foreign literature on telemedicine and privacy protection was reviewed, recent legislations on telemedicine and views of interest groups were considered, and expert opinions were collected. In addition, the main discussions on privacy protection in telemedicine were identified and reviewed, including information ownership, the scope of privacy protection, the right to review and request correction, and privacy protection matters related to foreign patients. The recent amendment to tele medicine contains a provision only on penalties for privacy protection violations. The main discussions in this study on privacy protection are expected to be reflected in future amendments to enforcement rules and sub-ordinances such as the enforcement ordinance.
Electronic Health Records ; Electronic Prescribing ; Expert Testimony ; Humans ; Jurisprudence ; Ownership ; Privacy ; Public Opinion ; Telemedicine

Electronic Health Records ; Electronic Prescribing ; Expert Testimony ; Humans ; Jurisprudence ; Ownership ; Privacy ; Public Opinion ; Telemedicine

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Republic of Korea

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Korean Society of Medical Informatics

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J Korean Soc Med Inform

Vernacular Journal Title

대한의료정보학회지

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1225-8903

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Year Approved

2007

Current Indexing Status

Currently Indexed

Start Year

1995

Description

Vol. 1, no. 1 (1995) - Vol. 15, no. 4 (2009)

Current Title

Healthcare Informatics Research

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