Implementing computer information systems for hospital-based case management

Like all health care services, case management is a process that relies on information. Based on the experiences in implementing computer information systems in six hospital-based case management programs, several financial, technical, and management issues are reviewed. These issues, which are also relevant for other specialized hospital-based programs, include information priorities, user acceptance, quantifying data, data entry methods, data security, and systems integration. The lessons learned regarding these issues are discussed, and categories of software alternatives are presented.     

疾控机构实验室引入计算机信息管理系统初探

2005年底，全国疾病预防控制体系基础建设基本完成，从防疫站分离出来的疾病预防控制机构转型为一个以实施疾病预防控制与提供公共卫生技术管理和服务的技术性机构，而其中的实验室又是开展疾病预防控制工作重要技术支柱。     

计算机在医疗设备管理中的应用——医疗设备管理信息系统

随着医院对医疗设备投入的加大，对医疗设备进行科学的管理显得愈加重要。为此，我们设备管理人员组织开发了此系统，提高了工作效率，对于设备管理的信息化建设做出了努力。     

健康体检信息管理系统的应用

健康体检信息管理系统是医院医疗信息化的重要组成部分,本文针对建设现状,阐述建设该系统设计的主要原则、方法、建设方案。     

计算机信息管理在国家实验室认可中的应用

随着经济全球化的进展 ,开展国家实验室认可工作成为卫生检测实验室与国际接轨的手段。在中山市疾病预防控制中心创建国家认可实验室工作期间 ,计算机信息管理系统在合同评审、样品管理、检测流程管理、检测报告管理等各方面都起到了积极的作用 ,为质量体系的运转建立起了符合ISO/IEC 170 2 5 :1999要求的平台 ,保证了质量体系规范运行 ,极大地提高了工作效率 ,为中心通过国家实验室认可奠定了坚实的基础。     

计算机信息技术在我院耗材管理系统中的应用

医用耗材是临床医疗必须的资源,其产品种类和数量繁多,并且呈逐年增加的趋势。耗材管理系统就成了医院信息管理系统的重要组成部分,是加强管理,提高工作效率,减轻劳动强度和降低出错率的重要手段。本文着重介绍了我院耗材管理系统的开发方案及其主要功能。     

Health measurement in the third era of health

When writing about “the second epidemiologic revolution,” Terris discussed 2 eras in health. The first era—the communicable disease era—began during ancient times and continues today; the second era—the chronic disease era—began during the 20th century, particularly among the industrialized nations.

Although neither revolution against these types of diseases is complete, we have made such considerable progress that substantial and growing segments of the population no longer regard disease as the only, or even the primary, health problem. Increasingly, the goal is a long and fruitful life, not simply the absence of disease. That potential and the effort to achieve it compose the third era of health, and a proposed new measure of health is outlined in this article.