Relevant Tools for Tackling Interoperability Problems on Heterogeneous Electronic Health Record Systems: An Exploratory Research

Ojeda-Carreño, D.; Cosío-León, María de los Ángeles; Hipólito, Juan Iván Nieto

doi:10.17488/rmib.38.1.2

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“…This development and its structure provides a reference for the design of medical information exchange systems between health institutions, since it is important to adopt intelligent algorithms that support the management of large volumes of data and the diversity of standards, terminologies and vocabularies to convert electronic health systems into intelligent entities capable of assisting in decisionmaking (Ojeda-Carreno et al, 2017). On the other hand, the ergonomics of the systems (organization, content, interface and technical) and usability (quality or characteristic of a product), allow for a detailed evaluation of their use and application, through the established criteria of the regulatory bodies (Almeida et al, 2016).…”

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Prototype of an electronic system for innovation in the papillomavirus test registration process

Enríquez¹,

MEJÍA-ARREDONDO²,

TERÁN-FIGUEROA³

et al. 2021

CIERMMI Women in Science T-X Humanities and Behavioral Sciences

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The present work aims to show the results of the effectiveness of the prototype of an electronic system for innovation in the registration process of the Papillomavirus test. This is a technological innovation project, carried out in a University Health Center in which 32 records of patients who underwent test during the project execution period were included. The system was implemented by all the nurses who work in the Women's Care Module. Three dimensions were evaluated: structure (official indicators), process (registration) and results (staff satisfaction with the management of the system). Thus, the electronic system meet the structure indicators established by Official Mexican Standards. The percentage of completeness of the records was high in three sections: entry into the system, identification of the unit and HPV molecular biology. Most of the staff are satisfied with the handling of the electronic system, so it can be concluded that the prototype of the electronic system was effective in recording the information. Its design and implementation will make the work of health personnel more efficient.

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confidence: 99%