4116.0 Context-Aware Remote Health Care Monitoring/Wearable Augmented Reality (AR) Technology

Tuesday, October 30, 2012: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Oral
Remote-monitoring, augmented reality (AR), and other context-aware technologies could be deployed in homeless health care, emergency response, and other settings. This session will explore current trends and cite recent examples of successful real-life applications.
Session Objectives: • Discusses how current meaningful use guidelines present healthcare providers with disincentives for adopting IT systems • Demonstrate the use of a wearable augmented reality (AR) device for improving public health care training for lower skilled public health workers.
Organizer:
Jayfus Doswell, PhD
Moderator:
Jayfus Doswell, PhD

10:30am
At the Wrong End of Meaningful Use: The role of Community Pharmacists on Integrated Care Teams
Paloma Luisi and Sonia Rupcic, MPH, MIA
     
10:50am
Enhancing healthcare for the homeless, one shower at a time
Michelle Darty, BS Biology and MS Biotechnology
     
11:10am
Use of remote monitoring and BIM integration to prevent unsafe mold and copper exposure due to copper pipe corrosion in buildings
Joseph Hyman
11:30am
Using Wearable Augmented Reality to Augment Skills for Public Health Providers
Jayfus Doswell, PhD

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Organized by: Health Informatics Information Technology Center (HIIT Center)

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