Real-time record management in general practice
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Auteurs : Adam Grummitt [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- International Journal of Bio-Medical Computing [ 0020-7101 ] ; 1977.
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- Actioned, Adam grummitt, Appropriate level, Base record, Batch files, Centre, Certain situations, Common logic, Community health care team, Community index, Computer record, Computer system, Current input, Current state, Data type, Data types, Display summary, Document archives, Drug usage, Error situations, Exeter, Exeter community health services computer project, Great britain, Greater understanding, Grummitt, Health centre, Health centre systems, Health centres, Home visits, Hospital letters, Input message, Line printer, Medical summary, Medication, Microfiche, Operational application groups, Other displays, Other health centres, Other members, Paging signals, Parametric commands, Patient record, Patient record displays, Preventative medicine, Previous value archives, Queue, Record management, Record structure, Record system, Reference displays, Same part, Same record, System features, Transmission time, Unprotected data, User, Validation error.
Abstract
Abstract: The primary objectives of the Exeter Community Health Services Computer Project (‘the Project’) are to help provide better patient care and improved efficiency in both administrative and clinical procedures and to make available facilities for management and research. These objectives are achieved by a computer system that creates a community based Integrated Patient Record (IPR) which satisfies the needs of doctors, nurses and administrative staff both in hospitals and Health Centres. The IPR is accessed and maintained by all these users via visual display units (ICL Mark II VDU) and hard copy printers (Termiprinters) linked to a real-time communications network. This paper concentrates on the applications of the Project used in Health Centres, where General Practitioners share premises with District Nurses, Health Visitors, Social Workers and other members of the Community Health Care Team.
Résumé: Les objectifs principaux du projet informatique des services de santé de la Communauté d'Exeter sont de fournir de meilleurs soins aux patients, d'améliorer l'éfficacité des procédures aussi bien médicales qu'administratives et de donner des facilités à la recherche et à la gestion. Ces buts ont été atteints grâce à un système informatique et un dossier médical intégré. Celui-ci satisfait les besoins des médecins, des infirmières et des administratifs à la fois dans les hôpitaux et les centres de soins. Ce dossier médical est géré par tous ces utilisateurs à partir de Terminaux comportant une console de visualisation et un système d'impression.
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DOI: 10.1016/0020-7101(77)90015-0
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