L11: Other HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM

Mainly focused on the storage and retrieval of cardiology-centric images.

• Cardiology Information System

• Hospital Information System

In _______ the available CIS originated from mainframe environments, whose technical specifics would be considered ridiculous in today’s context.

• 1970

• 1980

Modular systems that emphasized the use of real-time applications and mini computers became the trend

• 1970

• 1980

Benefits of Cardiology Information Systems

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Benefits of Cardiology Information Systems

• Ease of Access while Maintaining Data Security

• Flexibility in the Workflow

• Enhance Comparability

• Remote Access

Availability of mobile technology allows cardiologists to assess a wide array of information without having to leave the patient’s bedside

• Ease of Access while Maintaining Data Security

• Flexibility in the Workflow

• Enhance Comparability

Cardiology Information systems is an essential repository of cardiology imagery results; thereby, retrieval of past data is convenient. This comparability enables health care professionals to make more informed decisions on their patient’s treatment.

•   Ease of Access while Maintaining Data Security

• Flexibility in the Workflow

• Enhance Comparability

CIS consolidates multiple types of patient cardiology information, thus eliminating the need for doctors to request different imaging results from different departments.

• Ease of Access while Maintaining Data Security

• Flexibility in the Workflow

• Enhance Comparability

Functionalities of Cardiology Information Systems

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Functionalities of Cardiology Information Systems

• Editing, Viewing, and storing Multi-modal Cardiology Data

• Remote Access

• Visualization and Reporting Capabilities

• Electronic Health Records Integration

• Enhance Comparability