Medical information technologies can increase quality and reduce costs

Burgos, Sigfrido

doi:10.6061/clinics/2013(03)le04

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“…In den letzten Jahren wurden bereits sowohl im niedergelassenen als auch im stationären Bereich große Anstrengungen und Investitionen im Bereich der Digitalisierung und damit auch der Dokumentation unternommen. Auch sind in diesem Bereich die Vorteile und die Notwendigkeit unbestritten [36]. Eine Erweiterung der bestehenden Ressourcen ist hier meist einfacher umzusetzen.…”

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Umgang und Aufbereitung semikritischer Medizinprodukte in der HNO – eine prospektive Studie

Hülse¹,

Wenzel²,

Sommer³

et al. 2017

Laryngo-Rhino-Otol

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Numerous laws, guidelines and recommendations govern the handling and reprocessing of semi-critical medical devices in the field of ENT. Although mechanically reprocessing is characterized as a preferential, manual reprocessing is still conducted in most ENT clinics and medical practices for reasons of cost and practicability. In the presented study, we developed an optimized hygienic concept for reprocessing of medical products in the field of ENT.A demand analysis of rigid endoscopes and of ENT equipment was carried out based on hypothesis that only mechanical reprocessing was performed for the entire instrumentation. Additionally, patient-free activities like preparing instrumentation for examination were investigated. As a result, we could demonstrate that such patient-free activities represent a considerable time factor and as a consequence a cost factor in daily patient care. Necessary investments for only mechanical reprocessing of instrumentation including rigid endoscopes are considerably high, since number of endoscopes have to be kept very high.

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Umgang und Aufbereitung semikritischer Medizinprodukte in der HNO – eine prospektive Studie

Hülse¹,

Wenzel²,

Sommer³

et al. 2017

Laryngo-Rhino-Otol

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“…The data contained in EHRs in combination with other sources have the potential to transform medical practice by leveraging data, technologies, and healthcare delivery to improve the overall efficiency and quality of care at a reasonable cost (1). …”

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Electronic health records: beyond the digitization of medical files

Caceres¹

2013

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Medical information technologies can increase quality and reduce costs

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Umgang und Aufbereitung semikritischer Medizinprodukte in der HNO – eine prospektive Studie

Umgang und Aufbereitung semikritischer Medizinprodukte in der HNO – eine prospektive Studie

Electronic health records: beyond the digitization of medical files

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