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Wednesday,
August 27, 2003
Sri
Sathya Hospital to go paperless
Our Bureau
in Bangalore
Published : August 27, 2003
Sri Sathya Sai hospital, the
Bangalore-based renowned healthcare centre, is all set to become a
“paperless and filmless” facility.
Medicom Solutions, another city-based medical
software company has deployed the Hospital Information System (HIS)
which will have a comprehensive modular and integrated health
information system catering to the various functions of healthcare
institutions.
“We have a full-fledged laboratory information
system, which automatically transmits lab results from the
analysers and a radiology information system, which allows images
to be available in real time on the doctor’s desk,” Safaya,
director, said while announcing details about the entire health
information system.
The HIS helps in the maintenance of accurate data
along with the photograph of the patient through a lifetime to
facilitate effective diagnosis and treatment.
A patient’s clinical information is maintained in
an electronic medical record, which can be accessed anytime by the
attending healthcare specialists.
Data will include nursing management, clinical
management and standardised clinical treatment protocols. The
hospital has 333 beds, including 120 in the intensive care unit.
It has eight operation theatres for cardiology and four for
neurology. There are 68 specialist doctors and over 350 nursing
personnel.
Medicom Solutions has implemented HIS in a record
93 days. The solution will soon be extended to Sai Baba Hospital
also at Puttaparthi, which is 250 km away from Bangalore, where an
enterprise ASP model will be used enabling a single “central
database” of patient records for both hospitals. It would be
maintained in Bangalore. The two hospitals would be connected
through a satellite link, having a broad-band leased line as a
back- up-time.
The hospital also plans to introduce for the first
time in India, real-time, online tele-health based on the
Electronic Medical Record of a patient.
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