His

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Delivery of quality patient care and better financial management

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Hospital Information System (HIS)

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•Should be patient centric, medical staff centric, affordable and scalable.

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HIS

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• Must be user friendly and should include training • Flexible to accommodate hospital growth

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HIS

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Enhances information integrity

• Reduces transcription errors

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Benefits of HIS

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Reduces duplication of information entries • Optimizes report turnaround times

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Benefits of effective HIS

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HIS for Different Departments

NPRPL

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Nursing Information Systems (NIS)

• Physician Information Systems (PIS) •

Radiology Information System (RIS) •

Pharmacy Information Systems

• Laboratory Information System

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• Help nurses provide better patient care.

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NIS

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• A good NIS can perform

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̶ Improvingstaffschedules

̶ Accuratepatientcharting

̶ Improveclinicaldataintegration

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Reduction in planning time

• Better assessments and evaluations.

• Decreased administration of wrong medication

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NIS

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• Aim to improve the practice of physicians • Increase efficiency

• Cut costs

• Deliver high quality patient care

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Physician Informations System

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Delivered through computers, servers, networks, and use widely deployed and popular applications such as, electronic medical records, electronic health records

• Most have 24/7 remote support for troubleshooting problems

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PIS

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• Provide radiology billing services

• Appointment scheduling

• Reporting and patient database storage

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RIS

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Helps pharmacists monitor how medication is used in hospitals

•Helps users supervise drug allergies and other medication-related complications.

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Pharmacy information systems

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Detect drug interactions

•Helps administer the proper drugs based on the patient’s physiologic factors.

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Pharmacy Information systems

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Selecting a Hospital Information System

U need WIT

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Total cost of package

• Web based system

• Implementation and support

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̶ Lowcostofownership

̶ Lesshardwareandfewerservers

o Cutupfrontacquisitioncosts

o Reduce maintenance in the long run.

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Total cost of package

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̶ Userfriendlyfeatures

̶ Mustbeavailableontheweb.

o Authorized personnel can access the information whenever they want from anywhere.

̶ Provide information when health care provider needed it the most.

̶ Shareinformationbetweentwoormorehospitals.

̶ Healthcare facilities in different geographic locations can share relevant data quickly if they use an internet based his.

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Web based system

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Askthevendorforsupportinanimplementation

o 24×7 support via the telephone or web ̶ Requestforstafftraining

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Implementation and support

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Improve access to quality diagnostic testing

• Provide accurate, timely information ̶ Patientcare

̶ Publichealthplanning

̶ Policydecisions

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Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS)

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1. The reception and log in of a sample and its associated customer data

2. The assignment, scheduling, and tracking of the sample and the associated analytical workload

3. The processing and quality control associated with the sample and the utilized equipment and inventory

4. The storage of data associated with the sample analysis

5. The inspection, approval, and compilation of the sample data for reporting and/or further analysis.

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Laboratory Information Management

System (LIMS)

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Core function of LIMS

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Sample Management

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• Initiated when a sample is received in the laboratory

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Sample Management

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• Sample is registered

̶ Accessioning-barcoding

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Sample Management

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• Tracks chain of custody and sample location.

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Sample Management

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• Audit logging of all changes to LIMS data

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SampleManagement

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• Full electronic signature system ̶ Field-levelchangestoLIMSdata.

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Sample Management

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• Control files that direct operation

•Extract data from instrument results files for quality control assessment

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Instrument and Application Integration

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• Access to the instrument data regulated based on chain of custody assignments or other security features

• Import and management of raw assay data results • Data mining and downstream analysis

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Instrument and Application Integration

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• Input and output data

•Remote sample collection data is imported and exported

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Electronic Data exchange

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Mobile technology integration

• Transfer of data files in spreadsheets and other formats

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Electronic Data Exchange

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From proprietary databases to standardized database management systems such as MySQL“

• Real-time data exchange with electronic health records

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Electronic Data Exchange

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• Audit management • Barcode handling

• Chain of custody

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Additional Functions of LIMS

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• Compliance

• Customer relationship management

• Document management

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Additional Functions of LIMS

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• Instrument calibration and maintenance • Inventory and equipment management

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Additional Functions of LIMS

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• Manual and electronic data entry

• Method management

• Personnel and workload management

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Additional Functions of LIMS

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• Quality assurance and control

• Reports

• Time tracking

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Additional Functions of LIMS

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• Reports

• Time tracking

• Traceability

• Workflows

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Additional Functions of LIMS

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Reference list

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Bibliography

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Has citations ma works wala sa text

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Bibliography

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Citations included for suggested furtherreading

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Bibliography

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No APA style

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Bibliography

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Appear at the end of the book

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Both

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Include similar info

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Both

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Alphabetically arranged citations

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Both

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Meant to direct reader to particular works

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Reference

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Sources cited need to bementioned in text

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Reference

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Used in scholarly papers

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Reference

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APA style for reference list

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Reference

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Preparation Management Branch POS Management Stock Management Report Management Item Management Call Center Management Inventory Management

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MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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Material Gate pass

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