Five levels of understanding of his

Sort out the materials and find a document that was still being developed for his system five years ago. I mentioned my understanding of the five layers of his system. Now I still have a deep feeling. Just a short time ago, a peer of 51testing asked similar questions, so by the way, I posted a friend who wants to do a good job in his system development and testing. I suggest you take a look at it :)

 

5 levels

Patient-oriented: with the reform of the medical system, hospitals will gradually push to the market. Hospitals must win in the market competition. The first is technology, and the second is service. With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, patients are constantly demanding the quality of service, so how can the software management model and workflow be convenient for patients, it is vital to better serve patients. Such as reducing medical treatment time, making patients spend money clearly, and providing various medical treatment guides.

Operator-oriented: an important aspect of computer application is to reduce staff labor, provide patients with timely, accurate, convenient and satisfactory services, and reduce medical treatment time. Therefore, a good software must meet the following conditions: work habits, easy to learn and understand, memory reduction, rapid response, simple operation, user-friendly interface, and complete functions; provide real and reliable financial and medical information to hospitals and patients in a timely and accurate manner.

Department-level summary and analysis: the middle-level departments of hospitals shoulder heavy management tasks. As these management levels become increasingly scientific, the middle-level departments will increasingly rely on the basic data they collect from the grass-roots level for summary, statistics and analysis to evaluate the work of the grass-roots departments and individuals they manage, to make plans, supervise implementation, generate reports and make decisions. Therefore, the computer-based information system should support data collection, comprehensive, summary, analysis, and storage of middle-level departments. The information system at the department level should be able to automatically collect data from grass-roots departments on a regular basis and process the data as needed, generate classified statistical reports and reports that support middle-level department management.

Requirements for top leadership for management information: To achieve scientific management of the hospital, the top leadership of the hospital must be fully supported by the computer information system. The data processed and analyzed by the middle-level departments should not only generate reports and reports from senior leaders, but can directly assist the decision-making of the highest leadership of the hospital, in addition, the processed data should be directly transmitted to the top leadership through the computer information system. The highest-level module of his: the comprehensive query and auxiliary decision-making module of medical and financial information receives and re-organizes the data, including clinical, administrative, medical, and financial aspects, information of each department is combined along the two main lines-medical and financial, it provides some convenient and flexible retrieval and query methods to meet the ever-changing demands of the highest leadership of the hospital for information.

Maintenance Personnel: as an online transaction system, his must run 24 hours a day and 7 days a week without interruption. Therefore, the system must be safe and reliable to reduce the labor intensity of maintenance personnel. In addition, a good his must provide an "his management software", which allows maintenance personnel to complete system parameter definition and software upgrade without having to go to the department.