Mise en place de la dématérialisation du dossier patient dans un contexte de COVID dans les services de radiothérapie de l’ONCORAD : passage « au sans papier »

Boutry, C.; Sors, Anne-Katrin; Meynard, K.; Zárate, Mauricio; Couderc, Mathilde; Delmas, Marie-Laure; Dudouet, P.

doi:10.1016/j.canrad.2021.06.005

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“…is most often carried out by direct contact (face to face) as shown in the statistics in (Figure 3) a study has shown that the transition to "paperless" has enabled us to signifi cantly reduce the risk of contamination of the covid-19 when exchanging documents from hand to hand. (7) On the other hand, the majority (82%) of these interviews never participated in a remote meeting organized by their managers during this pandemic, while 18% rarely participated in such meetings.…”

Section: Ict Usage: Professional To Professionalmentioning

confidence: 97%

“…Numerous measures have been decided to escape the inexorable advance of the new coronavirus, qualified as a pandemic by the WHO. (6) Faced with this situation of confinement of the population, the use of ICT is a necessity today more than ever in order to improve access to health care, increase the efficiency of interventions, reduce barriers to participation, improve adherence to treatment.... (7) In this perspective, this study aims at testing the following hypothesis: "Increase of the use of the ICT in the hospitals equals decrease of the cases contaminated by the coronavirus". In order to assess the following points:…”

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Use of ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) in Health Facilities During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Case of Morocco

Rouani Abdeljabbar,

Al Ibrahimi el Mehdi,

Lamri Driss

et al. 2022

Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

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Background:The Covid-19 pandemic represents an unprecedented global crisis. It has placed many strains on the health systems of countries around the world. They had to, among other things, fight simultaneously against this pandemic, treat the affected people, preserve the rest of the population, while continuing to take care of the other patients. Faced with this situation, the development of the use of ICT in health establishments is a necessity today more than ever in order to limit any kind of contamination in hospitals, especially that caused by the spread of covid-19 on the one hand, and to digitize the relationship between caregiver and patient on the other hand. All these challenges require the availability of digital tools in health institutions and require health professionals well informed and trained in this sense. In this respect, the use of digital tools and telehealth (E-health, telemedicine, telecare....) is a priority step to consolidate health systems, as these new technologies allow patients to receive accessible, safe and adapted virtual care.Objective: The aim of our study is to evaluate the level of adaptation of the Moroccan health system to the covid-19 pandemic through the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in health facilities (hospitals and primary health care facilities), in order to combat coronavirus contamination in the latter (stop contamination: professional to professional, professional to patient and patient to patient). Methods: The online questionnaire technique allowed us to collect 500 responses from health professionals spread over all Moroccan regions. Results: (86%) of the interviewees declared the existence of a covid-19 service within their institutions, with a majority of (91%) never received training in the use of ICT. (51%) of the health, professionals confirmed the absence of digital tools in the covid-19 services. (87%) announced that the covid-19 services do not have applications for the registration of patients suspected or affected by SARS covid-19. In addition, (79%) of the respondents expressed their dissatisfaction with the use of ICT. In the same context, (72%) of the participants stated that the use of ICT can limit the spread of SARS covid-19 in health facilities. Conclusion:The health crisis has confirmed the importance of digitalization in the health sector. To do so, the state must place digital tools at the center of its interests as a major reform project for the Moroccan health system. The adoption of new technologies in the health sector can help health care practitioners to efficiently provide quality care to patients in order to limit any kind of contamination.

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Section: Ict Usage: Professional To Professionalmentioning

confidence: 97%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%