This document summarizes a journal article about developing a hospital medical records filing application. The journal article explains that the application needs to include the patient's name, medical record number, admission and discharge dates, final diagnosis, and any actions. It also needs to have access controls when testing. Based on interviews, medical records officers found it difficult to track borrowed records manually. The results indicate the hospital should replace paper record books with a computerized system to help officers track records and reduce errors. It is suggested the system integrate with their existing electronic medical record system.
This document summarizes a journal article about developing a hospital medical records filing application. The journal article explains that the application needs to include the patient's name, medical record number, admission and discharge dates, final diagnosis, and any actions. It also needs to have access controls when testing. Based on interviews, medical records officers found it difficult to track borrowed records manually. The results indicate the hospital should replace paper record books with a computerized system to help officers track records and reduce errors. It is suggested the system integrate with their existing electronic medical record system.
This document summarizes a journal article about developing a hospital medical records filing application. The journal article explains that the application needs to include the patient's name, medical record number, admission and discharge dates, final diagnosis, and any actions. It also needs to have access controls when testing. Based on interviews, medical records officers found it difficult to track borrowed records manually. The results indicate the hospital should replace paper record books with a computerized system to help officers track records and reduce errors. It is suggested the system integrate with their existing electronic medical record system.
This document summarizes a journal article about developing a hospital medical records filing application. The journal article explains that the application needs to include the patient's name, medical record number, admission and discharge dates, final diagnosis, and any actions. It also needs to have access controls when testing. Based on interviews, medical records officers found it difficult to track borrowed records manually. The results indicate the hospital should replace paper record books with a computerized system to help officers track records and reduce errors. It is suggested the system integrate with their existing electronic medical record system.
Class : DIII Recorder and Health Information B Semester 2
Courses : Medical Record Graphic Design
Title Making Hospital Medical Record Filling Applications
Journal Medical Record Volume & Pages Vol. 5. Page 8-12 Year 2019 Writer Sustin Farlinda, Rinda Nurul, & Sapitri Adinta Rahmadani Reviewer Lukmanul Hakim Date 7 April 2021 Purpose of The main objective of this research is to find out how the Hospital Medical Record Journal Articles Filling Application is made. The essence of This study explains the needs required by filling officers in making information the Journal systems are name, RM number, date of entry, date of exit, final diagnosis, and actions if any to facilitate the implementation of retention. Items needed in the design of information systems are RM No., Name, Date of Entry, End Date of Visit (Last visit), Final Diagnosis, Type of Action. Meanwhile, when testing the information system it is necessary to add access rights. Based on the results of interviews and FGDs, they stated that it was difficult for officers to control the borrowed DRM and needed an information system in which there was a name, Medical Record number, entry date, date of exit, final diagnosis, and actions if any to facilitate the implementation of retention. KEPMENKES 269 of 2008 concerning storage, destruction explains that the time limit for destruction is carried out. Research result The results of this study indicate that it is better if RSIA Srikandi IBI Jember can replace expedition books with a computerized system so that filling officers can control borrowed medical record documents and reduce the impact of missfiles. So that officers who will carry out retention can be easier if the checking is done computerized. The next researcher is expected to be able to integrate the existing SIMRS so that the filling of medical record data can automatically appear when in the filling section. Conclusions and It is better if RSIA Srikandi IBI Jember can replace expedition books with a Suggestions computerized system so that filling officers can control borrowed medical record documents and reduce the impact of missfiles. It is hoped that it can integrate the existing SIMRS so that the filling of medical record data can automatically appear when in the filling section.