Health information technologies is a computerised method to
store the data of a patient and access it anywhere ,anytime by a
patient and health care system
In the past
- Patients came to clinic or hospital directly
- Doctor examined the patients and treated
- Able to recogonise even underlying needs of a patients (reading
the patients psychology or mentally and providing treatment)
- It is time consuming sometimes
- Patient needs to travel to Hospital or clinics to get the
medical help
- Paper records like Prescriptions, Files are maintained to
record patient details
- Recollection of the previous file is hectic and time
consuming
- High chance of missing the record
The future implications on Health Information Technologies
are
- Early detection of infectious diseases around the world
- Improved tracking of chronic disease management
- Quality information can be upgraded
- Access is made easy
- New advancement and care could be done
- Patient can be treated even without his physical presence to a
Physician
- Most helpful for Research work
- Laboratory test and Medication assessment could be done
- Use of Opiods can be identified
- Use of illegal drugs used could be identified
Drawbacks:
- Piracy
- Patient details could be hijacked
- Poor Doctor patient relation
Hence the future implications are based on the historical
implements because as per the needs the advancement has been done
in the Health care sector