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Hospital information system
A Hospital information system is a comprehensive, integrated information system designed to manage all the aspects of a hospital operation, such as medical, administrative, financial, legal and the corresponding service processing. Traditional approaches encompass paper-based information processing as well as resident work position and mobile data acquisition and presentation.
Hospital information system[edit]
One of the most important issues is health services. Hospitals provide a medical assistance to people. The best introduction for hospital information systems has been made in 2011 International Conference on Social Science and Humanity, which is;
Hospital Information Systems can be defined as massive, integrated systems that support the comprehensive information requirements of hospitals, including patient, clinical, ancillary and financial management. Hospitals are extremely complex institutions with large departments and units coordinate care for patients. Hospitals are becoming more reliant on the ability of hospital information system (HIS) to assist in the diagnosis, management and education for better and improved services and practices. In health organization such as hospitals, implementation of HIS inevitable due to many mediating and dominating factors such as organization, people and technology.[1]
Hospital Information System architecture has three main levels, Central Government Level, Territory Level, and Patient Carrying Level. Generally all types of hospital information system (HIS) are supported in client-server architectures for networking and processing. Most work positions for HIS are currently resident types. Mobile computing began with wheeled PC stands. Now tablet computers and smartphone applications are used.
Enterprise HIS with Internet architectures have been successfully deployed in Public Healthcare Territories and have been widely adopted by further entities.[2] The Hospital Information System (HIS) is a province-wide initiative designed to improve access to patient information through a central electronic information system. HIS's goal is to streamline patient information flow and its accessibility for doctors and other health care providers. These changes in service will improve patient care quality and patient safety over time.
The patient carries system record patient information, patient laboratory test results, and patient's doctor information. Doctors can access easily person information, test results, and previous prescriptions. Patient schedule organization and early warning systems can provide by related systems.
A cloud computing alternative is not recommended, as data security of individual patient records services are not well accepted by the public.[3][4][5][6]
HIS can be composed of one or several software components with specialty-specific extensions, as well as of a large variety of sub-systems in medical specialties, for example Laboratory Information System (LIS), Policy and Procedure Management System,[7] Radiology Information System (RIS) or Picture archiving and communication system (PACS).
CISs are sometimes separated from HISs in that one focuses the flow management and clinical-state-related data and the other focuses the patient-related data with the doctor's letters and the electronic patient record. However, the naming differences are not standardised between suppliers.
Architecture in based on a distributed approach and on the utilization of standard software products complying with the industrial and market standards must be utilized (such as: UNIX operating systems, MS-Windows, local area network based on Ethernet and TCP/IP protocols, relational database management systems based on SQL language or Oracle databases, C programming language).
As an area of medical informatics the aim of an HIS is to achieve the best possible support of patient care and outcome and administration by presenting data where needed and acquiring data when generated with networked electronic data processing. Hospital Information Systems main demands are correct data storage, reliable usage, fast to reach data, secure to keep data on storage and lower cost of usage.
Hospital Information Systems provide a common source of information about a patient's health history. The system have to keep data in secure place and controls who can reach the data in certain circumstances. These systems enhance the ability of health care professionals to coordinate care by providing a patient's health information and visit history at the place and time that it is needed. Patient's laboratory test information also visual results such as X-ray may reachable from professionals. HIS provide internal and external communication among health care providers.
The HIS may control organizations, which is Hospital in these case, official documentations, financial situation reports, personal data, utilities and stock amounts, also keeps in secure place patients information, patients medical history, prescriptions, operations and laboratory test results.
The HIS may protect organizations, handwriting error, overstock problems, conflict of scheduling personnel, official documentation errors like tax preparations errors.
Organizational structure[edit]
The head of the HIS department is a person who is qualified and experienced in computer systems. Graduate and postgraduate computer diploma/degree holders are available. Depending on the set-up and the extent of computerization and its sophistication, the department may have some or all of the following staff in addition to the head of the department.
Organizational structure refers to levels of management within a hospital and these levels allow efficient management of hospital departments. The structure helps one understand the hospital's chain of command and work flows. Common organizational structure groups are Administrative Services, Information system Services, Therapeutic Services, Diagnostic Services, and Support Services. Hospital Information systems also can extend as Database administrator, interface developer, and users which are patients and official users.
Systems administrator/database administrator[edit]
The systems administrator-database administrator is responsible for systems administration to ensure high uptime of the system and for handling all database back-up and restoration activities.
Application specialist and trainer[edit]
The hospital's application specialist together with the software vendor is involved in all the activities required for implementing the application software. Trainers train and retrain new employees in the hospital.
Hardware/network engineers[edit]
Hardware/Network engineers are responsible for maintaining the hardware and network systems in the hospital. They undertake all troubleshooting activities that may be required to keep the system online and patient data available to doctors and nurses.
There is no standardization but for data formats and for data interchange, as with the HL7 initiative supported by ISO.
Benefits of HIS[edit]
- Easy access to doctors data to generate varied records, including classification based on demographic, gender, age, and so on. It is especially beneficial at ambulatory (out-patient) point, hence enhancing continuity of care. As well as, Internet-based access improves the ability to remotely access such data.[8]
- It helps as a decision support system for the hospital authorities for developing comprehensive health care policies.[9]
- Efficient and accurate administration of finance, diet of patient, engineering, and distribution of medical aid. It helps to view a broad picture of hospital growth
- Improved monitoring of drug usage, and study of effectiveness. This leads to the reduction of adverse drug interactions while promoting more appropriate pharmaceutical utilization.
- Enhances information integrity, reduces transcription errors, and reduces duplication of information entries.[10]
- Hospital software is easy to use and eliminates error caused by handwriting. New technology computer systems give perfect performance to pull up information from server or cloud servers.
See also[edit]
- Electronic health record (EHR)
- Electronic medical record (EMR)
- Health Level 7 (HL7)
- ICU quality and management tools
- Laboratory information system (LIS)
- Medical record
- Medical technologist
- Online office suite
- PACS (medical imaging)
- Radiology information system (RIS)
- Hospital Management Software - Medico Clinic
- Hospital Management Software - APMIS: All Purpose Medical Information System- Connected healthcare paltform
- Hospital Information System Project
- Healthcare and Distributed Systems Technology
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- ^ "Policy and Procedure Management Systems for Hospitals (2012)". PolicyStat LLC. 2012-07-18. Retrieved 2012-07-18.
- ^ "Clinical information systems definition in biohealthmatics.com, a US based career networking portal for biotechnology and healthcare informatics". Biohealthmatics.com. 2006-08-10. Retrieved 2012-04-15.
- ^ "Healthcare information systems definition in Center for Development of Advanced Computing, an Indian research center for health informatics". Cdac.in. 2011-09-22. Retrieved 2012-04-15.
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Further reading[edit]
- Shortliffe, E.H., and Cimino, J.J. eds. Biomedical Informatics: Computer Applications in Health Care and Biomedicine (3rd edition). New York: Springer, 2006.
- National Institute of Clinical Excellence, Principles of Best Practice in Clinical Audit. London: NICE, 2002. (ISBN 1-85775-976-1)
- Olmeda, Christopher J. (2000). Information Technology in Systems of Care. Delfin Press. ISBN 978-0-9821442-0-6
- Payne, P.R., Greaves, A.W., and Kipps, T.J. CRC Clinical Trials Management System (CTMS): an integrated information management solution for collaborative clinical research, AMIA Annu Symp Proc. 2003:967.


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So who thinks that tomorrow is going to be a historical as well as scary day?
If McCain wins what do you think will happen? Riots? Race War? If Obama wins who thinks that things are going to be equally bad if not worse? Im afraid no matter who wins for many reasons I think that no matter what tomorrow is going to be historical as well as the beginning of some possibly scary times Discuss |
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Honestly, I don't think McCain will win.
If he did, I don't think there would be a race war or riots, however, I do believe there would be massive recounting. I also think there would be a lot of conspiracy theory talk about the man keeping Obama out of the Whithe House (Even though Barack is as much of "the man" as is any other white government member). I do believe there will be rioting if Obama is elected president and is made a martyr. |
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nothing scary about it. history is repeating itself.
for our democrat fuckbags who have most assuredly never seen this entire film. obama has followed the large crowd, huge venues, and self indulgent political philosophy. the blind unquestioned following of a man who promised everything. much like him, obama will fail if elected. just how long it takes is the question.
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Do not underestimate the despair that many in this Nation are already living on, nor how fanatically they are clinging to the false ray of hope that Obama is somehow going to write them all a large check so they can finally have what they feel is parity with the folks that actually earned their money... Celebratory riots follow major sports championships - I firmly believe that there will be angry riots if somehow McCain pulls a couple swing states, and/or if the Coal statements push Ohio/Virginia back towards McCain and he somehow manages to eke out an electoral college majority. Or, an even more massive version if as you said there is a martyr incident... |
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 17, 2001) -- Carl B. Feldbaum, president of the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) issued the following statement on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) proposed rule governing disclosure of data from gene therapy and xenotransplantation clinical trials.
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Basic Fingerless Gloves
Perfectly plain, warm, & comfy long fingerless cotton gloves. Made exclusively for Sock Dreams.
Fiber Content: 90% cotton, 10% spandex.
Machine wash warm, lay flat to dry.
Sizing Tips: Fifteen inches long. One size that we find fits most grown hands nicely.
About 3.5 inches across the knuckles, unstretched, they may be loose on smaller hands.
Additional Info: The white are very easy to dye if you want to make them different colors!
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I buy several of this glove every year, my favorite, esp. for driving as I like my fingers on the steering wheel for control, not a slippery glove.
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I use these inside while reading to keep my hands warm, since I like to keep the thermostat down. They do the job, seem very well made, and have held up in the wash perfectly. I wish they had more stretch, particularly at the top. They are much too tight to go up to my elbows, which is how I would like to wear them. For the price though, these are great and I would recommend them.
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I was hoping these would fit snugly when pulled up, the way it looks like they do on the right hand of the official picture, but no luck. I have small wrists and in these it looks like I have no wrists at all. You can't really see it in the official picture, but the wrist area isn't any narrower than the rest of the arm. The gloves taper back smoothly from the widest part of the hand area to the narrower band at the end, so the wrists are a bit wider than the arms. The hands fit fairly well, but excess fabric sticks out everywhere else. The top band is tight and a bit uncomfortable, especially if I stretch them up to just before my elbow. My arm is about 10' around at that point. They want to stay scrunched up no more than halfway up my forearm, and I think that looks better anyway. It's hard to rate how big they are since they're way too big through the lower arm, about right in the hand, and too tight at the arm band.
They're warm, and though the fabric is a bit stiff now they'll probably soften in the wash.
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I bought theses about 3 weeks ago as a anniversary present for my boyfriend who didn't want to buy them for himself! They fit his hands well. His only complaint is the finger holes are starting to fray. I think the gloves wont last that long.
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2nd season for these gloves, wear them everyday, throw in washer and dryer, they are great. Love how warm they keep me while wearing loose cuffed coats. Ordering more.
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my hands are children size - no joke - gloves are typically too large, which is why my hands are always cold, I don't own any gloves. How about these basic fingerless gloves? Will my tiny hands swim in these?
Without knowing your hand measurement (length across the knuckles is best, and distance from little finger to base of thumb), we can't say for sure how they'll fit. These gloves are about 3.5 inches across the knuckles and about 4.5 inches from base of little finger to base of thumb, but that's unstretched and unwashed (with such a high cotton content, these gloves can and do shrink!). I've personally got a pretty medium-sized hand and they fit me perfectly and though I know they fit smaller hands too, "children size" hands may find them a bit big, but they're definitely one of the best fitting options for little hands we carry.
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Starbucks: Improving Cups
The opportunity
In the early 1990's, there were about 200 coffeehouses in the U.S., but by 2005 there were some 14,000, and about 25 percent of those were owned by Starbucks. Today, there are over 10,000 Starbucks around the world.
When we started looking at this opportunity, Starbucks served its hot brews in two paper cups, for the sake of its customers' fingers. The cups were made from 100 percent bleached virgin paperboard, which creates serious environmental impacts in its manufacture. And the double cupping literally doubled the solid waste generated by drinking a cup of coffee.
In comparison to paper cups, ceramic cups are better for the environment after 70 uses glass cups after 36 uses. Both kinds are designed to be used 1,000 times. And using ceramic or glass cups instead of paper reduces solid waste by well over 80% by weight.
Our strategy
In 1996, Starbucks and Environmental Defense joined a partnership to change the way that Starbucks serves coffee. Given the billions of cups of coffee that Starbucks serves every year, any strategy for reducing the company's environmental footprint had to address its paper cup.
The goals of the partnership were to:
- Decrease waste by increasing the use of reusable cups and dishes
- Reduce the environmental impact of disposable cups
- In January 1997, Starbucks introduced a corrugated paper sleeve to serve as an insulating layer instead of using a second cup as was common practice. The sleeve, made from 60 percent postconsumer recycled fiber and 45 percent lighter than the second cup, was the best environmental alternative to double-cupping.
- Based on a financial analysis showing potential savings of over $1 million per year, Starbucks instituted a policy of offering ceramic plates and cups to its in-store customers.
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"This is a music lover's paradise!"
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Jamey's House of Music is Moving to Pottstown! Jamey's House of Music has begun an urgent appeal for your generous support to fund the move from our venerable first home in Philadelphia to an amazing new building that we are in the process of purchasing in downtown Pottstown PA. Your donations are urgently and vitally needed for us to undertake this massive project. Simply click the donate button below and send us whatever amount you wish. We are grateful for even the smallest of donations as we work to build a reserve of $150,000 minimum (and hopefully more) to add to our financing which will help us turn this historic building into a world class listening room and restaurant. Thank you for supporting us for these past ten plus years, and thank you now for your generous contributions! We have placed our lovely home of 20 years on the market! As soon as we find a buyer, we will complete the transaction to buy the new home of Jamey's House of Music. If you know anyone who would like our stately 8 bedroom, 2 kitchen, 4 1/2 bath Overbrook Manse please contact Scott Harrity, our broker at 610-420-1485. This is an amazing house! Click on the thumbnail to see the MLS listing. Once our Overbrook Avenue property is sold, we will have the downpayment for a beautiful 30,000 square foot historic building (pictured below) in the center of quaint downtown Pottstown, which we now have under contract. We hope to complete the transaction and move in lock, stock and barrel between May and July of 2014. This building could not be more perfect for our needs. It is in rough shape now, but with a lot of TLC it will shine like a jewel on High Street! Originally built by the Fraternal Order of Eagles in 1928, it represented the pride of the order, and was built to stand for hundreds of years. Encompassing four floors including the grand ballroom (and a top floor apartment), which will become the permanent home of Jamey's House of Music, this property was built to entertain hundreds of people in high style. The bones are all in place, but we will need to build a commercial kitchen to serve the restaurant, a control booth for the technical equipment, and renovate the stage to accommodate modern productions. This will require running utilities from other parts of the building while preserving the historic interior features. Once completed, we will be able to seat 180 people comfortably, with up to 250 including standing room on the dance floor. We hope to have a liquor license in place by our grand re-opening, and feature a delicious menu of Asian/American fusion dishes. We are committed to continuing the quality musical entertainment that we have become known for, and will have the capacity to book higher profile acts in the new venue as well. Here's to looking at a bigger and better Jamey's House of Music in 2014, with a tip of the hat to our venerable first home! |
What went down...
On December 6th, 2013, we were visited by a phalanx of Philadelphia Licensing and Inspection Officers and members of the Philadelphia Police department, armed with orders to shut us down on the spot because our house concerts are considered by the city to be an illegal night club in a residential neighborhood. They had aparently received complaints from an unnamed party who wished to see us put out of business. It did not matter that the city had previously issued us a license for commercial activity at this location. Thus, in one fell swoop, ten years of the finest entertainment from around the world came to a full stop.
The response from the press and our community of avid supporters has been overwhelmingly supportive of seeing us continue operations in some way. After a careful assessment of our options, we decided that it is time to leave Philadelphia and seek a community that will welcome the kind of top quality entertainment presentation that we have become renowned for. We put our house right on the market, and began our search for a perfect venue in a welcoming location. It did not take long to find a great place, and it is now under contract.
The historically designated building is a commercially zoned location in the boro of Pottstown, 37 miles from here. The building is 30,000 square feet, where 7,000 square feet would comprise the main concert room and restaurant, green room, lobby and reception areas, with 1,200 square feet for the proposed kitchen on another floor and 1,800 square feet devoted to living quarters. The 14,000 square foot ground and first floors are rental space. The location is right on bustling East High Street in the heart of the historic district. The building needs an enormous amout of work including roof repairs, new electrical wiring to the venue, stage renovation with trussing/lighting and sound, bar construction, technical booth construction and a full new commercial kitchen installation. We will also have a very large arts space on the top floor available for community events as well as productions presented by our sister non-profit, the Philadelphia Society for Art, Literature and Music (PSALM).
We hope to hire a top quality chef to manage the kitchen, and are looking at developing an Asian/American fusion menu with a focus on fresh dishes and sushi, and delicious vegetarian selections. We are hopeful of obtaining a liquor license as well. While the restaurant will be open seven nights a week, we will likely have concerts every Friday and Saturday with smaller live music acts presented weeknights. We already have much of our day to day staff lined up.
We have a four month due diligence period in which to obtain all of our funding, permits and approvals, at which point the work can begin in earnest. Our attorney and architect/engineer are preparing all the details to put the plan if full motion.
We need your help dear friends to make this happen. We have the love, know-how and energy to do the work, but we need a great deal of money. We promise that this will be the best destination for good food and quality music on the east coast. We will remember your kindness, and repay your generosity in as many ways as we can think of. Thank you again for supporting Jamey's House of Music as we enter our second decade of growth!
Now part of the historical narrative...
Formerly known as the PSALM Salon, Jamey's House of Music is Philadelphia's coolest intimate venue for great music listening and recording.
Host Jamey Reilly invites music lovers to experience the finest in live music from the world over, all in the cozy comfort of home, but with the impeccable production values of a high end professional concert hall... complete with live HD internet broadcasting and 32 track recording.
Bands frequently release "Live at Jamey's" CDs using the high quality tracks recorded at every show, and occasionally stick around to lay down overdubs using our state of the art studio A gear. We also do full on session recording, mixing, mastering, jacket design, and full video production for web or DVD right here.
We are booked about a year in advance with top touring artists who love playing our room. You will be delighted to discover exciting new performers, as well as music legends, and hear them on a stunning, world class sound system in an acoustically balanced space that might be found only in a few of the highest end venues of any size. It is a music lovers dream. We do not advertise, and people only find out about us through their friends... and in ten plus years we have built a sterling world-wide reputation as the place to play in Philadelphia.
There is never a so-so evening here. It is a warm and welcoming place to share in some of the most wonderful eclectic music of every style and genre found anywhere, make new friends, enjoy really good Chinese food (BYO welcome) expertly prepared by hostess and chef, Suyun Reilly, and meet stellar musicians one on one.
It is a completely unique musical enjoyment experience. Lovers of theater, dance, comedy, performance art, and literary readings will also find much to get excited about.
The intimate, air conditioned 60 seat music venue was created by Jamey Reilly in 2003 as the non-profit PSALM Salon, an offshoot of the Philadelphia Society for Art, Literature and Music which became a musical destination for touring artists and music lovers from around the world. On April 1st of 2013, we split the venue off from PSALM and continue to run it privately with the same impeccable values.
New guests always do a double take when they discover this amazing venue tucked into a living room. It's been called many things by reviewers trying to categorize it, including "a house concert on steroids", "the ultimate man-cave", and "the music mansion". But whatever you call it, this is the way music was meant to be experienced. Musicians the world over know us a much sought after "musician's room" and have spread the word... "you just gotta play there!"
Jamey's decades of experience as a musician, professional engineer, record producer and venue manager has given him a keen understanding of what is missing in the way music is typically presented. Our sole purpose is to welcome people into our home and provide them with the kind of gold-key experience that is unavailable just about anywhere else... in a warm and vibrant place completely devoted to the making and enjoying of music. Jamey's House of Music is "the home of legendary sound."
Please check out our online videos and schedule of upcoming shows where you can buy discounted advance reservations to join Jamey, Suyun, top musical artists and well known local radio personalities for unforgettable evenings of music, food and friendship. When you buy advance reservations, your name will be placed on our guest list, so physical tickets are not required.
Don't forget our free monthly BLUES JAM the first Wednesdays of every month from 7 to 10PM, featuring the PHILLY BLUES KINGS with many local players sitting in. Find details on our news page link.
An optional authentic Cantonese home-style (meat or vegetarian) Chinese dinner expertly prepared by Chef Suyun Reilly (owner of China's Heaven-Heaven Restaurant and hostess of Jamey's House of Music) is available at each show from 7:30 onward featuring delicious boxed dinners for the low price of $8.
Typically featured is Suyun's melt-in-your-mouth fried rice, curried potatoes, marinated spiced cucumber, vegetable spring rolls, banana spring rolls, oriental wraps and other gourmet creations that will satisfy your palate.
Chips, soft drinks, hot tea and coffee are available without charge. Remember to come hungry and BYO wine or beer! No dinner reservations are needed, and there are no corking or tipping fees.
Suyun also travels to China to import hand made Chinese artisan wear, jewelry and other items for wholesale and retail that appeal to the ladies in our audience. Her prices are very very low compared to those in Chinatown. In addition, she is a master knitter and offers custom made hats, scarves, shawls and sweaters at bargain prices.
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