The Concept Of a Medical Information System by Rate of use(CHEBHOSP)

AbuOun, Nael A. H.; Abdel-Hamid, Ayman; El-Nasr, Mohamad Abou

doi:10.5121/hiij.2015.4201

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“…From the perspective of providers , a primary benefit of PHR systems is that these technologies address a significant gap in the current health information exchange mechanisms. In the absence of stable and formal technology standards that allow the transfer of patient records from one provider to another, PHRs can offer an alternative means to achieve this purpose [ 44 , 63 , 107 ]. Patients can access their health records as, when, and where needed.…”

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Utility, Value, and Benefits of Contemporary Personal Health Records: Integrative Review and Conceptual Synthesis

Ruhi

Chugh

2021

J Med Internet Res

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Background Contemporary personal health record (PHR) technologies offer a useful platform for individuals to maintain a lifelong record of personally reported and clinically sourced data from various points of medical care. Objective This paper presents an integrative review and synthesis of the extant literature on PHRs. This review draws upon multiple lenses of analysis and deliberates value perspectives of PHRs at the product, consumer, and industry levels. Methods Academic databases were searched using multiple keywords related to PHRs for the years 2001-2020. Three research questions were formulated and used as selection criteria in our review of the extant literature relevant to our study. Results We offer a high-level functional utility model of PHR features and functions. We also conceptualize a consumer value framework of PHRs, highlighting the applications of these technologies across various health care delivery activities. Finally, we provide a summary of the benefits of PHRs for various health care constituents, including consumers, providers, payors, and public health agencies. Conclusions PHR products offer a myriad of content-, connectivity-, and collaboration-based features and functions for their users. Although consumers benefit from the tools provided by PHR technologies, their overall value extends across the constituents of the health care delivery chain. Despite advances in technology, our literature review identifies a shortfall in the research addressing consumer value enabled by PHR tools. In addition to scholars and researchers, our literature review and proposed framework may be especially helpful for value analysis committees in the health care sector that are commissioned for the appraisal of innovative health information technologies such as PHRs.

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Utility, Value, and Benefits of Contemporary Personal Health Records: Integrative Review and Conceptual Synthesis

Ruhi

Chugh

2021

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“…The medical information system is a system containing many subsystems like accounting system [3], [4], storage system, human resources system, administrative system… that communicate with each other by using patient identity [5]. For the graphical interface of management of information, it is useful to share information in distributed databases depending on its use [1], [6].The graphical interfaces must consider the role of user authorization affecting the subsystem included in the global system [7].The graphical interface should respect the constraints and the criteria of a language interface and a data definition language. A relational database management system such as SQL [8] must ensure a proposal of data and types allowing easy manipulation of graphical interfaces and users permissions.…”

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Concept of Graphical Interface of a Medical Information System (CheBHosp)

2015

IJSR

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Abstract:The objective of our study is to review the basic concepts and the implementations of an interface of a health information system [1] for handling information within a hospital. The realization of the graphical interface is one of the points requiring most of the time in the development of a computer application. To make the use of the application easy, pleasant, and adaptable to the user's role, we have decided to use in the graphical interface event-based objects, called buttons. When buttons are clicked, they allow the access to different forms. These visual elements make the interface more intuitive. Moreover, the employees of a hospital are usually far from recognizing easily the use of computer software and tools. The training formation of an employee requires the use of computer software and tools for medical treatment. That's why; the use of the graphical interface that considers the constraints between forms and buttons becomes more intuitive and easy. On the other hand, the choice of the graphical interface should be adequate with the structural organization of the hospital, in order to share the interface between two major processes: handling data (inputs) and requests presented as reports (outputs) [2].

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Utility, Value, and Benefits of Contemporary Personal Health Records: Integrative Review and Conceptual Synthesis (Preprint)

Ruhi¹,

Chugh²

2020

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BACKGROUND Contemporary personal health record (PHR) technologies offer a useful platform for individuals to maintain a lifelong record of personally reported and clinically sourced data from various points of medical care. OBJECTIVE This paper presents an integrative review and synthesis of the extant literature on PHRs. This review draws upon multiple lenses of analysis and deliberates value perspectives of PHRs at the product, consumer, and industry levels. METHODS Academic databases were searched using multiple keywords related to PHRs for the years 2001-2020. Three research questions were formulated and used as selection criteria in our review of the extant literature relevant to our study. RESULTS We offer a high-level functional utility model of PHR features and functions. We also conceptualize a consumer value framework of PHRs, highlighting the applications of these technologies across various health care delivery activities. Finally, we provide a summary of the benefits of PHRs for various health care constituents, including consumers, providers, payors, and public health agencies. CONCLUSIONS PHR products offer a myriad of content-, connectivity-, and collaboration-based features and functions for their users. Although consumers benefit from the tools provided by PHR technologies, their overall value extends across the constituents of the health care delivery chain. Despite advances in technology, our literature review identifies a shortfall in the research addressing consumer value enabled by PHR tools. In addition to scholars and researchers, our literature review and proposed framework may be especially helpful for value analysis committees in the health care sector that are commissioned for the appraisal of innovative health information technologies such as PHRs. CLINICALTRIAL

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The Concept Of a Medical Information System by Rate of use(CHEBHOSP)

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

Utility, Value, and Benefits of Contemporary Personal Health Records: Integrative Review and Conceptual Synthesis

Utility, Value, and Benefits of Contemporary Personal Health Records: Integrative Review and Conceptual Synthesis

Concept of Graphical Interface of a Medical Information System (CheBHosp)

Utility, Value, and Benefits of Contemporary Personal Health Records: Integrative Review and Conceptual Synthesis (Preprint)

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