Design and implementation of hospital data warehouse / 医疗卫生装备

Data warehouse of Fuzhou General Hospital as the example, the basic conception and requirements of data warehouse are introduced in this paper. The design and construction of data warehouse are described from the aspects of subject determination, data preparation, model building, model evaluation and interpretation, and model application and consolidation. The main function of the data warehouse of Fuzhou General Hospital is also mentioned.

Tele-medical information sharing platform based on PACS and HIS / 医疗卫生装备

Regional Medical Information System has been the objective of the construction of medical informatization. With HL7 and DICOM applied, this paper presents a tele-medical information-sharing platform based on PACS and HIS. Then the general scheme is put forward from such aspects as medical image storing center, copy import system for medical image data, tele-consultation center, disparate data source middle-ware transponder based on HL7 and clinical rounds system based on NC wireless network.

The role of the people: a must in the IT development of a hospital / 中华医院管理杂志

Citing the IT development of the General Hospital of Nanjing Military Region at Fuzhou as an example, the authors point out that emphasizing the role of the people and doing a good job of talent planning and cultivation is the key to the IT development of a hospital. They argue that a hospital must have leaders and managers that stress the IT development of the hospital; it must have a team of people with high IT expertise; it must have a large number of staff very familiar with the operation of the computer; and it must be able to integrate its human resources and give play to the overall efficiency.

Master plan of the construction of our hospitals information system and implementation / 中华医院管理杂志

The authors sum up the experience of their hospital in the construction of the information system, pointing out that the key to success in this aspect lies in the clarification of objectives and the formulation of a master plan. Then they give a further account of ways for doing a good job of the master plan and its implementation from the perspectives of the software, hardware, and cultivation of talents.

Constructing digitized hospitals with Chinese characteristics / 中华医院管理杂志

A digitized hospital is one with network management as its basic mode, information as the primary driving force of its development, information technology as a prop to enhance its technological strength, information culture as a way to change the ways of peoples education and work and their ideological concepts, and construction of information systems as a new growth point of its advancement. While construction of digitized hospitals is a natural trend of historical development and is presently viable, construction of information systems in domestic hospitals must be based on Chinas realities so as to build digitized hospitals with Chinese characteristics. In light of their hospitals experience in building itself into a digitized hospital, the authors point out that it is necessary to formulate in the first place an overall objective in view of the requirements of digitized hospitals and then proceed step by step according to plan.

Reinforcing information system construction and enhancing modern management standards of the hospital / 中华医院管理杂志

Based on the experience of Fuzhou General Hospital of Nanjing Area Command in turning itself into a digitalized hospital in recent years, the paper expounds the role of the information system in hospital construction. It points out that reinforcing information system construction is conducive to enhancing modern management standards of the hospital. It argues that management is the key to guaranteeing sound hospital information system construction and proposes some principles that must be followed in the process, viz. people oriented, stratagem based, practice guided and maximumglobal benefits driven.

Ways of implementing true and practical computer-based patient records / 中华医院管理杂志

Computer based patient records(CPR) are an inevitable trend in the process of building digital hospitals. The authors offer an analysis of the implications and functions of CPR, arguing that in essence computer based patient records are first of all "records", which must carry all the attributes of traditional records and that their "electronic" form of expression and means of implementation are only of secondary importance. The following viewpoints are set forth: ①management of CPR data by means of databases rather than the text mode; ②adoption of authorization by doctors and the scheme of security control; ③implementation of the supplementary subensemble scheme.