The Impact of Information Technology on Hospital Management Systems
Abstract:
This study examines the significant
contribution of IT to improving hospital information system management. They
are mainly aimed at assessing how IT applications in hospitals, including
Electronic Health Records (EHR), Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS), and
telemedicine, enhance processes, communication, and patient outcomes. Using
quantitative data sources involving performance measurement data, together with
qualitative data collected through interviews and observation forms, forms the
basis of the research. This study demonstrated its strengths by gathering data
from various hospitals using a stratified random sample, enabling a
comprehensive comparison of various healthcare facilities. Some of the findings
highlighted are the fact that integration has a positive overall impact on the
working of the business, reduces office responsibilities, and increases
positive effects on patients. Electronic health records simplify patient data
entry, allowing for better album handling and more accurate records. CDSS
assists the clinician in making the right choices, which in turn helps to
improve the quality of care.
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