Add to ORKGFor the purposes of funding and policy development, the Victorian Department of Human Services expects Victorian health care institutions to capture patient data at all levels. These data can be extracted from hospital information systems and potentially offer a business role within a health service organisation. However, there are many issues to be addressed at the organisational level in order that operational directors can be enabled to use hospital data to solve health service operational problems. In this paper, we discuss some of those considerations and give practical examples of how patient data can be used for research and management purposes
Analysis of patient data can be a complicated and challenging process, especially when the data invo...
Health Information Technologies (HIT) are being deployed world- wide to improve access to individual...
Wide spread use of information system in the delivery of managed healthcare system and the challenge...
For the purposes of funding and policy development, the Victorian Department of Human Services expec...
Nurses generate large quantities of data at different operational levels in a health service organiz...
Nurses generate large quantities of data at different operational levels in a health service organiz...
In “the datafication era” the nature of data and the ways in which data is collected, processed, and...
With new national targets for patient flow in public hospitals designed to increase efficiencies in ...
Background: Clinical outcome registries are an increasingly vital component of ensuring quality and ...
Objectives: To explore the potential for using hospital patient data collected from a number of oper...
This thesis is being archived as a Digitized Shelf Copy for campus access to current students and st...
The major objective of this paper is to illustrate how routinely collected health information can be...
The study examines the influence of clinical health information benefits the patient healthcare and ...
The role of the nursing manager has evolved from clinician and bed manager to one with greater accou...
Since the National Health Service reforms were introduced, the NHS has moved towards a greater empha...
Analysis of patient data can be a complicated and challenging process, especially when the data invo...
Health Information Technologies (HIT) are being deployed world- wide to improve access to individual...
Wide spread use of information system in the delivery of managed healthcare system and the challenge...
For the purposes of funding and policy development, the Victorian Department of Human Services expec...
Nurses generate large quantities of data at different operational levels in a health service organiz...
Nurses generate large quantities of data at different operational levels in a health service organiz...
In “the datafication era” the nature of data and the ways in which data is collected, processed, and...
With new national targets for patient flow in public hospitals designed to increase efficiencies in ...
Background: Clinical outcome registries are an increasingly vital component of ensuring quality and ...
Objectives: To explore the potential for using hospital patient data collected from a number of oper...
This thesis is being archived as a Digitized Shelf Copy for campus access to current students and st...
The major objective of this paper is to illustrate how routinely collected health information can be...
The study examines the influence of clinical health information benefits the patient healthcare and ...
The role of the nursing manager has evolved from clinician and bed manager to one with greater accou...
Since the National Health Service reforms were introduced, the NHS has moved towards a greater empha...
Analysis of patient data can be a complicated and challenging process, especially when the data invo...
Health Information Technologies (HIT) are being deployed world- wide to improve access to individual...
Wide spread use of information system in the delivery of managed healthcare system and the challenge...