Strategic information management plans: the basis for systematic information management in hospitals

Winter, Alfred; Ammenwerth, Elske; Bott, Oliver J.; Brigl, Birgit; Buchauer, Anke; Gräber, Stefan; Grant, Andrew; Häber, Anke; Hasselbring, Wilhelm; Haux, Reinhold; Heinrich, A; Janssen, H; Kock, Imke de; Penger, O.-S; Prokosch, Hans‐Ulrich; Terstappen, A

doi:10.1016/s1386-5056(01)00219-2

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“…Assim, para atender a sua demanda local por procedimentos de quimioterapia e radioterapia, deveria ter uma produção significativamente superior, uma vez que tem um perfil epidemiológico semelhante ao de Belo Horizonte (Tabela 1 Finalmente, ressalta-se que a implementação de um sistema de informação não se faz apenas com a aquisição de equipamentos e programas específicos, e sim por um conjunto de atividades que envolvem desde o treinamento até a adequação do referido sistema ao contexto sócio-regional ao qual este se insere, bem como, organizar o contexto para a implantação de um sistema. Essas atividades fazem parte do que se conceitua como plano estraté-gico de um sistema de informação 15 , que deve ser permanentemente monitorado para verificar o alcance dos objetivos. Nesse sentido, este estudo contribui para o desenvolvimento de métodos de avaliação do padrão de registro da produção, uma vez que a melhor compreensão desse padrão não só é útil para quem deseja usar esses dados em outras análises, mas, principalmente, para apoiar os gestores municipais e das unidades prestadoras de serviço no acompanhamento do desempenho dessas unidades no registro de sua produção.…”

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Comparação do registro da produção ambulatorial em oncologia no Sistema Único de Saúde

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Comparação do registro da produção ambulatorial em oncologia no Sistema Único de Saúde

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“…The services. In order to support patient care and the associated administration, the tasks of HIS are to provide [15] :…”

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Data Center Strategy to Increase Medical Information Sharing in Hospital Information Systems

Zarour

2013

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-The sharing of medical information among healthcare providers is a key factor in improving any health care system. By providing opportunities for sharing and exchanging information and knowledge, data center, agent and ontology play a very important role in the field of medical informatics. In this paper, we propose a design of architecture and data center for the development of a Hospital information system (HIS) based on agents and ontology. Health networks in general, are supported by IS. These IS are structured particularly around medical record to support the storage, access, dissemination and sharing of patient information [1] .To be more effective and to make the right decisions at the right time, Hospital information systems (HIS) needto have high quality of information: relevant, reliable, accurate and actual. In addition, this information must be stored, updated and made available to the different actors involved in the care system whenever is necessary. For care providers, information is a strategic resource that is essential to be mastered because it contributes to the quality of decision. It is the role of HIS to disseminate information, regardless its nature, to relevant stakeholders.The HIS is a typical collaborative information system in which people such as physicians, nurses, professors, researchers, health insurance personnel, etc. share patient information (including text, images, and multimedia data).It makes data available for the following uses: patient care, administrative and business management, monitoring and evaluating medical care services, epidemiological and clinical research, and planning of medical care resources [2] .

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“…Physicians and nurses have been encouraged to help the hospital to manage the allocation of resources by a proper cost-benefit analysis of problems. Second, it is also important to acknowledge that Health information systems (HIS) are still quite a complex structure (Winter et al, 2001) that comprehends vast information technologies, several application systems and information management.…”

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Innovative Integration of Information Systems for Managing a National Access to Surgery

Lapão¹

2012

Medical Informatics

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Strategic information management plans: the basis for systematic information management in hospitals

Cited by 58 publications

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Comparação do registro da produção ambulatorial em oncologia no Sistema Único de Saúde

Comparação do registro da produção ambulatorial em oncologia no Sistema Único de Saúde

Data Center Strategy to Increase Medical Information Sharing in Hospital Information Systems

Innovative Integration of Information Systems for Managing a National Access to Surgery

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