Information and communication technologies in neonatal health.

Objectives: To identify scientific evidence on the use and results of information and communication technologies for the improvement of neonatal health in general or specific health problems or interventions, and to describe the type of intervention and its results.

Methods: A systematic review of the available evidence was performed. The search was carried out in peer-reviewed journals between January 1, 2008 and April 30, 2018, in English and Spanish.

Design and Evaluation of an Automatic Speech Recognition Model for Clinical Notes in Spanish in a Mobile Online Environment.

Clinical documentation in healthcare institutions is one of the daily tasks that consumes most of the time for those involved. The adoption of mobile devices in medical practice increases efficiency among healthcare professionals. We describe the design and evaluation of an automatic speech recognition system that enables the transcription of audio to text of clinical notes in a mobile environment.

From a Generic to Neonatal HCE: Nursing Informatics Contributions.

Nursing professionals must be able to recognize and incorporate the knowledge acquired in the design of electronic systems and clinical devices, being able to integrate the workflow and knowledge in order to provide tools that help improve the interventions made to patients. This is even more relevant in specific type populations such as neonatal. The present work enunciates recommendations that must be taken into account when thinking about a registry oriented to these patients, based on the most relevant information existing in the bibliography.

Health Portals for Specific Populations: A Design for Pregnant Women.

The technologies and communication advances, contributed to new tools development who allows patient to have an active role in their own health. In the light of paradigms changes and information needs about health, the patient self-manage their care. This line of care focuses in patient, specific portals come up to people with particular requirements like pregnant womens.

Implementation of a New Traceability Process for Breast Milk Feeding.

Many newborns at the neonatal intensive care unit are unable to feed themselves, and receive human milk through enteric nutrition devices such as orogastric or nasogastric probes. The mothers extract their milk, and the nursing staff is responsible for the fractionation, storage and administration when prescribed by physicians. It is very important to remind that it is a bodily fluid that carries the risk of disease transmission if misused.

Mobile Application for Pregnant Women: What Do Mothers Say?

Today, health information technologies are constantly expanding and changing, allowing more and more people to use different mobile applications to receive information and control their health condition. Based on the need to implement an application for pregnant women in the Personal Health Record (PHR) of Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires (HIBA), an Australian survey was carried out to measure the use and utility of a pregnancy application (pregnancy app). Our results were broadly in agreement with the reference values.

Enhancing Children's Safety by Barcoding Implementation at Breast Milk Feeding.

When newborns remain hospitalized in a neonatal intensive care unit, they are often unable to feed themselves and receive human milk through enteral nutrition devices such as orogastric or nasogastric probes. Therefore, the Nursing staff is responsible for the fractionation, storage and administration of human milk. Breast milk has a great biological complexity being the optimal food for the baby to provide all the nutrients needed.