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Given by Ed Lipson, Wojtek Furmanski at SUNY HSC TeleMedicine Conference OnCenter on May 6 1996. Foils prepared May 6 1996
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| This is a joint project between College of Nursing at Syracuse University and NPAC |
| With partners including SUNY Health Science Center and Syracuse School District |
| This is a Web Technology (using dynamic Oracle and JavaScript Implementation) collaboration and Information resource to help School Nurses |
| It includes (effectively) a patient record database |
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School CareWeb Project Syracuse, New York
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| meeting the needs of children with limited access to healthcare resources |
| empowering school nurses to effectively manage children's health on a continual basis |
| offering interactive and current health-education resources for school nurses, nurse practitioners, nursing students, school children, and parents |
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| providing the school district with database resources allowing statistical analysis |
| integrating primary care of school children with systems of managed care |
| linking healthcare to available social services that address issues of home environment and other factors influencing children's health |
| establishing and maintaining strict confidentiality and data security |
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| Syracuse City School District |
| College of Nursing at Syracuse University |
| Northeast Parallel Architectures Center (NPAC) at Syracuse University |
| Department of Pediatrics at State University of New York Health Science Center at Syracuse |
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| community database including Web pages for schools, nurses, nurse practitioners, students, parents, and teachers |
| student health record database |
| information support for computerized decision making |
| educational resources |
| access to World Wide Web resources |
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| based on Distributed Medical Intelligence scheme of the Institute for Interventional Informatics |
| "care portals" (school nurse office) |
| "bridge" (intelligent switchboard at College of Nursing and NPAC) |
| "expert stations" (nurse practitioners and pediatricians) |
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| student visits school nurse's office complaining of sore throat |
| school nurse, using CareWeb technology, conducts focused assessment for sore throat |
| information is shared with nurse practitioner at bridge site who then asks school nurse to obtain throat culture |
| assessment data, medical diagnosis, and treatment plan are recorded in student electronic health record |
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| Netscape 2 Web browser |
| Oracle database |
| WOW/OWA (Oracle Web Agent) Internet gateway |
| PL/SQL dynamic Web page generation |
| multiframe Java/JavaScript graphical user interface |
| hierarchical navigation model on top of relational database |
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| uses pervasive, revolutionary Web technologies |
| includes video conferencing capability |
| allows video interface for medical instruments such as otoscopes |
| includes interface capability for devices for disabled individuals (communication, wheelchair control, computer control, virtual reality, etc.) including mainstreamed students |
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| enables rapid prototyping and deployment |
| offers reusable, scalable, and extensible technologies |
| offers improved health outcomes at lower cost |
| rapid progress of this project is based on excellent collaboration among nursing and medical faculty, scientists, and technologists |