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Under the guidance of national policies on Internet medical services, the scope of medical information services provided by the hospital information system is growing all the way, the interaction with external information is more and more frequent, and the network security risk is higher and higher. The authors analyzed the business types of the hospital′s external information service, the way to connect with the external network and the existing network security problems.Following the principles of information system security level protection 2.0, the authors built a unified extranet secure channel for the hospital under the principles of top-level design, formed an all-round network security protective barrier with strict management measures and technical means, then ensured the stable operation of hospital information system and data security.
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A review of milestones of medical informationization in China,and a description of standardization,integration,intelligence,mobility and regionalization development.These points are aided by an analysis of hospital information platform,hospital operation management system,the technologies of big data and business intelligence,mobile health and regional health for the purpose of advancing medical informationization in China.
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This study was designed to identify the factors relating to the retrieval of medical information from the Internet by patients at a general hospital in Seoul. A questionnaire survey was carried out for 440 inpatients and outpatients who visited the general hospital by 20 educated nurses between 24 and 25 October, 2002. The collected data were analyzed to evaluate the relationship between socioeconomic characteristics and Internet use, and opinions about medical information on the Internet and Internet use, by t-tests or chi-square tests. A logistic regression analysis was applied to find models explaining the factors affecting Internet use and the search for medical on the Internet. According to our logistic regression analysis, the younger, better educated, higher income, and singles showed a higher Odds ratio for Internet use. Age, education period, income and confidence level of the Internet contents were statistically significant in the search for medical information on the Internet(p< 0.05). The results showed the customers characteristics, needs, and problems with using the Internet in medical area on the customer s views. These results would be useful for building marketing strategies using the Internet as a way of servicing and communicating with the patients.