INTRODUCTION. Technology is changing everything. Today: Impact on PT Prac1ce Tomorrow: Electronic Health Record and Smart Mobile Devices

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1 INTRODUCTION Dr Dennis W Fell Dennis W. Fell, PT, MD, Univ of South Alabama Robert Bob Latz PT, DPT GCFP, Enduracare Alan Chong W Lee PT, DPT, CWS, GCS, Mt Saint Mary College Sheryl Flynn PT, PhD, Blue Marble Game Co. Today: Impact on PT Prac1ce Tomorrow: Electronic Health Record and Smart Mobile Devices Technology is changing everything An understatement Medicine and health care are now dramatically impacted. It is changing SO FAST!!! Did You Know 4.0? < v=6ilqrurewe8&feature=related> Technology has impacted: Professional Education (PT Education) Access to Evidence- based Information Professional Collaboration (including new International opportunities) Clinical PT Examination and Intervention Including the practice of health care and collaboration through telehealth! Documentation How can we use technology making our life easier without making our life more complicated? 1

2 Robert Bob Latz, PT, DPT, GCFP Enduracare Dennis W. Fell, PT, MD Assoc Prof/Chair Univ of South Alabama DPT Program Web 1.0 ( ) Pretty much HTML pages viewed through a browser Web 2.0 (2003- beyond) Web pages, plus a lot of other content shared over the web, with more interactivity; more like an application than a page Read Mode Write & Contribute Page Primary Unit of content Post / record static State dynamic Web browser Viewed through Browsers, RSS Readers, anything Client Server Architecture Web Services Web Coders Content Created by Everyone geeks Domain of mass amatuerization Web 2.0 Tools RSS Blogs Podcasts Wikis Photosharing Social Bookmarking Social Networking Synchronous Collaboration Messaging / Chat Mash- ups Screencasting Course Management Software Planning & Time Mgt Polls/Surveys Databases File Hosting Web Conferencing cuene.typepad.com/mima.1.ppt Podcast Podcast = portable (downloadable) broadcast (audio file) Portable - you can take it with you Can subscribe via RSS Can listen on computer, PDA, ipod Most major journals feature weekly audio summary of contents Listen when commuting to work or exercising Text to speech programs available - Make CME portable by using text- to- speech Podcast Tools ipods, MP3 Players, Smart Phones, RSS First ipod released Oct 23, 2001 itunes, and others like Podcast Alley, aggregate podcasts using RSS. Some auto- transfer them to ipod or similar devices. itunesu provides schools and university a place to post lecture and educational content podcasts. 2

3 Wiki Hawaiian for quick, hurry, swift Wiki Many people may contribute to and edit a single document using only a web browser. Pros Easy to use Web based Simple syntax Anyone can make changes Free and open source options Flexible and extensible Cons Disorganized Too open Anyone can make changes Not enough control Vandalism and spam Requires monitoring 3

4 Uses of Wikis Conference planning Collaborative editing of documents Meetings (agendas, etc.) Project management In place of structured courseware Presentation medium Web- based notebook to organize your thoughts Source of obtaining information Resource guides 4

5 Photosharing Social Bookmarking Social bookmarking - find stuff again Tagging - assigning keywords to blogs, wikis, sites Web- based favorites /bookmarks that can be accessed from any computer with web access Web- Based Cita1on Management SoEware Citeulike Connotea especially for researchers, clinicians and scientists Zotero Manage your bibliography using the software on the Internet 5

6 Google Scholar Rank by # or links, not quality or date Bias toward older literature Includes # of links - citation tracker Only includes 50% of Medline citations Supplemental, at best Social Media Google Tools Google reader Calendar Spreadsheet Word Processor Presentation File HosLng Store documents and media for others to access 6

7 The Future Location Based Services Augmented Reality Internet of Things All rely on mobile web or network everywhere 7