Conclusions: There are significant gaps in the safety initiatives for HIT systems. Current initiatives are largely focussed on software. With the exception of diagnostic, prognostic, monitoring and treatment software, which are subject to medical device regulations in some countries, the … Continued
Conclusions: Having psychiatric EMR that were accessible to non-psychiatric physicians correlated with improved clinical care as measured by lower readmission rates specific for psychiatric patients. (Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).
Highlights: ? Health information technology (HIT) is shown to benefit quality of care for HIV/AIDS patients. ? An easy-to-use system responsive to users’ needs effectively facilitates rigorous application of quality improvement methods. ? HIT can lead to improved health outcomes … Continued
(Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).
Conclusions: A thorough prior analysis of clinical activities and workflows, the use of the adequate technology, and the availability of data analysis tools will almost guarantee success in the deployment of an Oncology Information System. (Source: International Journal of Medical … Continued