Question

Resource: Computer Applications Tutorial

Select three of the following information systems:

Radiology

Emergency

Surgical

Dental

Pharmacy

Create a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft^® PowerPoint^® presentation with speaker notes describing the informational systems selected.

Include these slides: Title, Introduction, Conclusion, Reference.

Include the following for each system in your presentation:

Define the information system.

Discuss its purpose and use.

Create a 1-page handout to accompany your presentation.

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Answer 1

Slide 1: Title: RADIOLOGY, DENTAL AND PHARMACY INFORMATION SYSTEMS.

Radiology information system: This is a networked software scheme or a system that manages medical imagery and associated data or information. Radiology information system is particularly is useful for tracking radiology imaging orders and billing data, and is often used along side with PAC (Picture Archiving and Communication System) and vendor neutral archive (VNA).

Slide 2: Purpose and function for radiology information system

Patient management: Radiology information system is capable of tracking a patient's overall workflow within the radiology department. Radiology providers can add images and reports to Electronic Health Records. This information can be retrieved as well as viewed by approved radiology staff

Scheduling: The Radiology system enables staff to make and schedule appointments for both inpatients and outpatients.

Slide 3: Purpose and function for radiology information system

Patient tracking: Using a Radiology system, providers can track a patient's whole radiology records from admission to discharge and synchronize the records with past, present and future appointments.

Slide 4: Purpose and function for radiology information system

Result reporting: The radiology system can also generate statistical reports for a single patient, group of patients or meticulous procedures.

Image tracking: Customarily, radiology providers use the radiology system to track person films and their related data. But as Electronic Health Records have become standard and similar across the healthcare diligence and digitized images and PACS have been extensively adopted, radiology departments and their RIS-PACS schemes have been more drawn into the clinical workflow of the entire medical enterprise.

Slide 5: Purpose and function for radiology information system

Billing: Radiology information systems gives detailed pecuniary and financial record-keeping and process electronic payments and computerized claims. These functions are being included and incorporated into medical organizations' overall Electronic Health Record systems.

Slide 6: Dental Information System

Based on web application to work effectively

Have two main parts namely:

A. The web based system

B. The client server system

The dental information system is an electronic dental record system used in dentistry industry. This system is based on web application to facilitate its function. It contains two parts namely the web based system and the client server based system.

Slide 7: Dental Information System

Dental information system contains of two parts

A. Web-based system: The web-based system allows the information about the clinic. It allows new patient registration and appointment booking. It also provides access to clinic patient to that they view their individual, medical and dental record. Web-based system mainly focused on educating the public on dental health. It avails and gives tips on dental care, puzzle games, Frequently Asked Questions, New Techniques released in dentistry.

Slide 8: Dental Information System

B. Client – server system

The Client Server System is premeditated for the use of clinic staff. Its component consists of patient data or information, doctor information, supplier, account, and effectiveness. With this module doctors can salvage any information concerning patients medical or dental health with ease. The system also gives updates on records. It also gives account reports of the clinic. Patient bills can be generated by the system.

Slide 9: Pharmacy Information System

Pharmacy information system is fully incorporated solution that enables prescription administration from the time of order placement to administration or dispensation of medication. The system has various functions which includes

A. Clinical screening of drug: The screening of medicine or drug interactions, drug allergy, and drug verses gender, drug verses age and proper drug dosages.

B. Decision support: the decision support tools are incorporated into the pharmacy appraisal process for each medication order.

Slide 10: Pharmacy Information System

C. Prescription management: from the time of order placement to management or dispense of medication to patients. Pharmacy data management systems must offer greater functionality than the impartial medication order management systems used today. PIMS must authorize multidirectional real-time sharing of order dispensation of information across the range of care. PIMS must tightly put together medication order management with enterprise-wide progression tracking systems, allowing upstream or downstream providers to access information regarding the status of their order. The system must provide customizable order views, triaging capabilities, and the ability to communicate delivery or availability time of a scrupulous order to others involved in the medication-use process. The PIMS must present a variety of mechanisms for notifying performing departments of awaiting orders, including text and verbal paging

Slide 11: Purpose and Function for the system.

A. Inventory management of numerous or a single site including maintaining counts and alerting when levels are below a personalized point. Pharmacy information management systems have to slot in functionality to hold up the documentation and monitoring of pharmacists’ clinical intervention and adverse drug reaction. Even though most customers anticipate that these systems to allow for data mining and extraction, a good number fail to recognize the significance of allowing users or managers to develop and run queries impulsively without dramatically effecting system concert or performance. The aptitude for pharmacy managers and users to run planned detailed reports assists in identifying trends in intervention acceptance, time used up in clinical activities, and drug costs avoided. The Pharmacy Information Management System be obliged to provide pharmacy managers with key financial data to enumerate and to improve their clinical programs and staff.

Slide 12: Purpose and Function For The System

B. Patient profiling. Patient profiles are fully integration from the Pharmacy Information Management System meaning the pharmacist can look at clinical information such as lab results as well as medication records, recognized allergies, and physiological parameters.

C. Report generation: The pharmacy system allows for generation various reports including inventory reports.

D. Billing for hospitals or retail pharmacy claims.

Slide 13: References:

Rada, R. (2008). Information systems and healthcare enterprises. Hershey: IGI Pub.

Radiology information system. (2013). Place of publication not identified: Book On Demand Ltd.

Wolper, L. F. (2004). Health care Administration: Planning, implementing, and managing organized delivery systems. Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett Publishers.