Stonydelph Medical

2024  

• Proposal for a Patient Centered Health Information Framework for Clinical and Personal Data Movement. 34th Medical Informatics Europe (MIE) Conference, Athens, Greece (August 2024). (Accepted for presentation) 
• Digitalising Clinical Guidelines: the Challenge of Patient’s Preferences. 34th Medical Informatics Europe (MIE) Conference, Athens, Greece (August 2024). (Accepted for presentation)
• PUSHing patient’s preferences. Health economics Study Group (HESG) Conference, Warwick, UK (July 2024)
• Taking the patient’s preferences into account in the anticoagulation decision: largely lip-service? 20th International Conference on Wearable, Micro & Nano technologies for Personalized Health, Rende, Italy (May 2024)
• Do Shared Decision-Making and Patient Decision Aids Take Patient's Preferences Seriously? 20th International Conference on Wearable, Micro & Nano technologies for Personalized Health, Rende, Italy (May 2024)

2023  

• Inferring causality is preference-sensitive - we need a Book of Who as well as Why. EFMI Special Topic Conference 2023. Telehealth Ecosystems in Practice. Torino, Italy (October 2023)
• The patient's own health data repository and discharge letters. EFMI Special Topic Conference 2023. Telehealth Ecosystems in Practice. Torino, Italy (October 2023)
• International collaboration for telehealth. Co-chair panel. EFMI Special Topic Conference 2023. Telehealth Ecosystems in Practice. Torino, Italy (October 2023)
• Why we should, and how we could, forget about OverDiagnosis and OverTreatment in the clinical encounter. (August 2023)
• Are evidence-based guidelines doomed to produce OverDiagnoses? Preventing Overdiagnosis, Copenhagen, Denmark (August 2023)
• Value-based medicine can eliminate over- (and under-) diagnosis. Preventing Overdiagnosis, Copenhagen, Denmark (August 2023)
• Decision support for enhanced all-context shared decision making and generic decisional competence. Workshop. Medical Informatics Europe, Sweden (May 2023)

2022  

• The Causal Plausibility Decision in Healthcare. 19th International Conference on Wearable, Micro & Nano technologies for Personalized Health, Oslo, Norway (November 2022)
• Individualising the patient's life expectancy is essential for optimal prescribing in clinical practice - Abstract - Preventing Overdiagnosis Conference, Calgary, Canada (June 2022)
• Is remote patient monitoring the future for digital primary care? Primary Health Care Specialist Group of the British Computer Society, 25 March 2022

2021

• Communicating About Mortality in Health  Decision Support: ‘What and Why and  When, and How and Where and Who’. 18th International Conference on Wearable, Micro & Nano technologies for Personalized Health, Genoa, Italy (November 2021)
• How Integrated Care Systems can use baseline assessment tools and quality standards. NICE Fellows workshop (October 2021)
• Post COVID-19: Is digital the future of primary care? Primary Health Care Specialist Group of the British Computer Society, 19 March 2021

2020

• Multicriteria Decision Support would avoid OverDiagnosis and Treatment. EFMI STC2020, Finland, 27 November 2020.
• Patients with multiple Long-Term Conditions: meeting the challenges of Personalised Decision Making. pHealth 2020, Prague, Czech Republic, 16 September 2020
• Evaluations of decision support tools are preference-sensitive and interest-conflicted : the case of deliberation aids. pHealth 2020, Prague, Czech Republic, 16 September 2020
• Statistical compassion - moving to coherent involvement of equity considerations in clinical and commissioning decision making. European Society for Person Centered Healthcare, London, UK (February 2020) 

2019

• Fashioning change in health care: the adoption and assimilation of technology. Preventing Overdiagnosis Conference, Sydney, Australia (December 2019)
• Preference-sensitive multi-criterial decision support can avoid the over-testing produced by mono-criterial guidelines: the case of bone health. Preventing Overdiagnosis Conference, Sydney, Australia (December 2019)
• A Generic Rapid Evaluation Support Tool (GREST) for clinical decisions. The 17th World Congress of Medical and Health Informatics, Lyon, France (August 2019)
• A Multi-Criterial Support Tool for the Multimorbidity Decision in General Practice. 16th International Conference on Wearable, Micro & Nano technologies for Personalized Health, Genoa, Italy (June 2019)
• Shared decision-making with the empowered person not the dependent patient: the ethical and legal implications for guidelines. European Society for Person Centred Healthcare, London, UK (March 2019)

pre 2019

• mHealth and Diabetes. Odense Research Group, Denmark (May 2018)
• Online Triage Consultations. Technology Enabled Care Event, UK (April 2018)
• How mHealth Helps People with Diabetes Manage their Condition and Live a Normal Life. Moderator and two presentations. Nordic Mobile Healthcare Technology Congress, Stockholm (Nov 2017)
• Using the NHS Platform to Create Healthcare Apps that Matter. Nordic Mobile Healthcare Technology Congress, Stockholm (Nov 2017)
• mHealth Delivery within the new NHS Digital Framework. Keynote speaker. Moderator and two presentations. Nordic Mobile Healthcare Technology Congress, Stockholm (Nov 2016)
• Innovation and delivery of personalised Technology Enabled Care. Moderator and two presentations. Nordic Mobile Healthcare Technology Congress, Stockholm (Nov 2015)
• Introducing Technology-Enabled Health Care: A Case Study of U.K. Community Health Care – EuroMed Academy of Business, Kristiansand, Norway (Sept 2014)
• Scalable tele-health delivered in a dynamic healthcare and wellness environment – Connected Health Leadership Summit, Oulu, Finland (June 2013)
• Diabetes Care – Finalist ‘Care Integration Awards’, London (July 2012)
• ECH Alliance members sharing success stories – 4th European Connected Health Leadership Summit, Barcelona (May 2012)
• How does a research active environment support NHS Trusts in improving services, meeting their targets and improving outcomes?, Villars Switzerland (Feb 2012)
• A Strategy for Long Term Conditions and Telehealthcare, Presentation to CCG GPs (Jan 2012)
• How does a research active environment support NHS Trusts in improving services, meeting their targets and improving outcomes?, Presentation and panellist, West Midlands North Comprehensive Local Research Network Strategy Day (Sept 2011)
• How is Connected Health making a difference on the ground? Who’s needs are we really meeting?, Presentation and panellist, European Connected Health, Brussels (Jun 2011)
• Tele-healthcare, Villars, Switzerland (Feb 2011)
• NHS Reforms and Practice Based Commissioning, Villars, Switzerland (Feb 2007)
• New Zealand Development Programme, NHS Leadership centre (Evaluate and compare the benefits and adverse effects in two health care systems through objective analysis) (Jan 2005)
• Preliminary Diagnosis of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea in General Practice, Trinity College, Dublin (Sept 1993)

2024   

•  International collaboration for Telehealth Standardization. MEIJER Wouter; MARTINS Henrique; RAJPUT Vije Kumar (2024) (Panel paper awaiting acceptance)
• Proposal for a Patient Centered Health Information Framework for Clinical and Personal Data Movement. VELTRI Pierangelo; MEIJER Wouter; RAJPUT Vije Kumar (2024). Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. (accepted for publication)
• Digitalising Clinical Guidelines: the Challenge of Patient’s Preferences. RAJPUT Vije Kumar; KALTOFT Mette Kjer; DOWIE Jack (2024). Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. (accepted for publication)
• Taking the patient’s preferences into account in the anticoagulation decision: largely lip-service? DOWIE Jack; KALTOFT Mette Kjer; RAJPUT Vije Kumar (2024). Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. DOI: 10.3233/SHTI240059.
• Do Shared Decision-Making and Patient Decision Aids Take Patient's Preferences Seriously? DOWIE Jack; KALTOFT Mette Kjer; RAJPUT Vije Kumar (2024). Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. DOI: 10.3233/SHTI240049.
• Will ‘Computable’ Clinical Guidelines Be Compatible with Personalised Care? KALTOFT Mette Kjer; DOWIE Jack; RAJPUT Vije Kumar (2024). Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. DOI: 10.3233/SHTI240036.

2023   

• Inferring causality is preference-sensitive: we need a Book of Who as well as Why. RAJPUT Vije Kumar; KALTOFT Mette Kjer; DOWIE Jack (2023). Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. DOI: 10.3233/SHT1230735.
• Why we should, and how we could, forget about OverDiagnosis and OverTreatment in the clinical encounter. RAJPUT Vije Kumar; KALTOFT Mette Kjer; DOWIE Jack (2023). Preventing Overdiagnosis, Copenhagen, 2023. Oral Abstracts. August 2023. https://ebm.bmj.com/content/28/Suppl_1/A12
• Are evidence-based guidelines doomed to produce OverDiagnoses? DOWIE Jack; KALTOFT Mette Kjer; RAJPUT Vije Kumar (2023). Preventing Overdiagnosis, Copenhagen, 2023. Oral Abstracts. August 2023. https://ebm.bmj.com/content/28/Suppl_1/A37.2
• Value-based medicine can eliminate over- (and under-) diagnosis. DOWIE Jack; KALTOFT Mette Kjer; RAJPUT Vije Kumar (2023). Preventing Overdiagnosis, Copenhagen, 2023. Abstract. August 2023. https://ebm.bmj.com/content/28/Suppl_1/A24.1
• Telehealth as a component of One Health: a Position Paper. Arindam Basu; Vije Kumar Rajput; Marcia Ito; Prasad Ranatunga; Craig Kuziemsky; Gumindu Kulatunga; Inga Hunter; Najeeb Al-Shorbaji; Shashi Gogia; Sriram Iyengar. (2023). Yearb Med Inform. 2023 Aug;32(1):19-26. DOI: 10.1055/s-0043-1768728.  

2022  

• The Causal Plausibility Decision in Healthcare. (2022). RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; ; DOWIE, Jack; (2022). Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. DOI: 10.3233/SHTI220965. 
• Individualising life expectancy is necessary for optimal prescribing.  RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; DOWIE, Jack; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; (2022). Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. DOI: 10.3233/SHTI220918. 
• Telehealth as a means of enabling health equity. Kuziemsky C, Hunter I, Udayasankaran JG, Ranatunga P, Kulatunga G, John S, John O, Flórez-Arango JF, Ito M, Ho K, Gogia SB, Araujo K, Rajput VK, Meijer WJ, Basu A. Yearb Med Inform. 2022 Jun 2. DOI: 10.1055/s-0042-1742500. 

2021

• Communicating About Mortality in Health  Decision Support: ‘What and Why and  When, and How and Where and Who’. DOWIE, Jack; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; (2021).  Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. DOI:  10.3233/SHTI210570 
• Telehealth and the COVID-19 Pandemic: International Perspectives and a Health Systems Framework for Telehealth Implementation to Support Critical Response .  Basu, A; Kuziemsky, C; Magdala de Araújo Novaes; Kleber, A; Sales, F; Al-Shorbaji, N; Florez-Arango, J; Gogia, B; Ho, K; Hunter, I; Iyengar, S; John, O; John, S; Kulatunga, G; Rajput, V; Ranatunga, P; Udayasankaran, J. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33882598/

2020

• Multicriteria Decision Support would avoid OverDiagnosis and Treatment. RAJPUT, Vije Kumar;  DOWIE, Jack; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; (2020).  Studies in health technology and informatics. DOI: 10.3233/SHTI200717   
• Measures of decision aid quality are preference-sensitive and interest-conflicted 2: empirical measures . KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; DOWIE, Jack; RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; (2020). Studies in health technology and informatics. DOI: 10.3233/SHTI200717
• Measures of decision aid quality are preference-sensitive and interest-conflicted 1: normative measures. DOWIE, Jack; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; (2020).  Studies In Health Technology and Informatics. DOI: 10.3233/SHTI200717
• Patients with Multiple Long-Term Conditions: meeting the challenges of Personalised Decision Making. RAJPUT, Vije Kumar;  DOWIE, Jack; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; (2020). Studies in health technology and informatics. DOI:10.3233/SHTI200652
• Evaluations of decision support tools are preference-sensitive and interest-conflicted : the case of deliberation aids.  DOWIE, Jack; RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; (2020).  Studies in health technology and informatics. DOI:10.3233/SHTI200643 
• Are Clinical Decision Support Systems compatible with patient-centred care? RAJPUT, Vije Kumar;  DOWIE, Jack; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; (2020). Studies in health technology and informatics, 270. pp. 532-536. ISSN 0926-9630 DOI: https://doi.org/10.3233/shti200217. 
• Ethics in telehealth: comparison between guidelines and field experience – the case for learning health systems. Kuziemsky, C; Hunter, I; Gogia, B; Iyenger, S; Kulatunga, G; Rajput, V; Subbian, V; John, O; Kleber, A; Basu, B; Florez-Arango, J; Al-Shorbaji, N; Mandirola, H-F; Meher, S. Ethics in Telehealth in IMIA YearBook 2020 (International Medical Informatics Association). https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32303097/ 

2019

• Fashioning change in health care: the adoption and assimilation of technology. RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; CROPPER, Steve (2019). Preventing Overdiagnosis, Sydney, 2019 Oral Abstracts December 2019. https://ebm.bmj.com/content/24/Suppl_2/A46.2
• Preference-sensitive multi-criterial decision support can avoid the over-testing produced by mono-criterial guidelines: the case of bone health. KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; DOWIE, Jack; RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; (2019). Preventing Overdiagnosis, Sydney, 2019 Oral Abstracts December 2019. https://ebm.bmj.com/content/24/Suppl_2/A26.2
• A Generic Rapid Evaluation Support Tool (GREST) for clinical decisions. DOWIE, Jack; RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; (2019).  Studies in health technology and informatics, 264. pp. 576-580. ISBN 0926-9630 DOI: https://doi.org/10.3233/shti190288
• Decision support to address the tragi-comedy of the Health Service Commons. DOWIE, Jack; RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; IHEA (International Health Economics Assocoation) Basel July 2019
• A multi-criterial support tool for the multimorbidity decision in general practice. RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; DOWIE, Jack; (2019). Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, 261. pp. 205-210. ISSN 0926-9630 DOI: https://doi.org/10.3233/978-1-61499-975-1-205.
• From 'equity-sensitive' clinical practice guidelines to equity-inclusive person-as-citizen decision support.  DOWIE, Jack; RAJPUT, Vije Kumar; KALTOFT, Mette Kjer; (2019). HESG (Health Economics Study Group) January 2019. 17 Pages; Abstract 300, text 7383, references1017

• European Connected Health Alliance (ECH Alliance)
• Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)
• British Medical Association (BMA)
• British Computer Society (BCS)
• Faculty of Clinical Informatics (FCI)
• Telehealth working group of International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA)