Phases in Clinical Information Systems

Featuring the phases in developing, implementing or upgrading a clinical information system.

Friday 16 May 2014

Into Designing

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In Systems Design, the third phase in developing, implementing and upgrading a clinical information system, there are three parts taken care of, namely: Functional Specification, Technical Specification and Implementation Planning. Read more...

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The Phases in Clinical Information System

I. Planning

- Identification of the composition of the CIS Management Team

- Definition of the Problem

- Feasibility Study

- Environmental Assessment

- Development of a Project Timeline

- Giving of Recommendations

- Documentation and Negotiation of a Project Scope Agreement

- Allocation of Resources

II. System Analysis

III. System Design

IV. Development

V. Testing

VI. Training

VII. Implementation

VIII. Evaluation

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Clinical Information System is an important tool used to improve the quality of care to reduce the chance of errors. It allows authorized personnel instant access to all the important medical information of a patient in real time whenever needed. This includes health history, prescriptions and doctor's notes.

Friday 16 May 2014

Into Designing

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