Stuart Speedie, Health Informatics - the University of Minnesota

Research Interests:

• Impact of Health Information Technologies on
  Safety, Effectiveness and Efficiency
• Factors Influencing the Adoption of HIT
• Telehealth and Home Telehealth
• Information Systems for Clinical Research

Publications:

• Speedie SM, David D. (2006) Telehealth and the national HIT strategic framework, J Telemedicine and Telecare, 12(supp 2):59-64.

• Demiris G, Speedie SM, Finkelstein SM. (2001)  Change of patients perceptions of telehomecare.  Telemedicine Journal and e-Health 7:241-248.

• Demiris G, Speedie S, Finkelstein S. (2001) The nature of communication in virtual home care visits.  Proc Amer Med Informatics Assoc 135-138.

• Fontaine BR, Speedie SM, Abelson D,  Wold C. (2000)  A work-sampling tool to measure the effect of electronic medical record implementation on health care workers.  The Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 23(1), January, 71-85.

• Stensland J, Speedie SM, Ideker M, House J, Thompson T. (1999)  The relative cost of outpatient telemedicine services.  Telemedicine Journal, Fall; 5(3):245-56.

• Peterson K, Fontaine P, Speedie S. (2006) The electronic primary care research network (ePCRN): An new era in practice-based research J Am Board Fam Med. Jan-Feb;19(1):93-7. Erratum in: J Am Board Fam Med. May-Jun;19(3):329.

• Finkelstein SM, Speedie SM, Potthoff S. (2006) Home telehealth improves clinical outcomes at lower cost for home health care. Telemed J E Health. Apr;12(2):128-36.

• Kijsanayotin B, Pannarunothai S., Speedie S. (2007) Penetration and adoption of healht information technology (IT) in Thailand’s community health centers (CHCs): a national survey. Medinfo 2007, Brisbane, Australia, August.