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1 Medical Informatics: Information Management A User’s Guide Dr Peter Cantillon Mr Ben Kanagaratnam

2 Outline Organising and categorising medical information Libraries, Catalogues, Indexes etc. Electronic information Electronic records Electronic networks Human information management

3 Organising medical information Doctor Colleagues Media Guidelines Medical school Patients Institution

4 Classification Sore throat Throat pain Tonsillitis Pharyngitis URTI Clinical coding Read coding ICD 10 coding WHO classification

5 Misclassification Patient-doctor interaction Consultation Examination Investigation Medical record Misinterpreted Misinformation Misinterpreted Misrecorded Misidentified Misanalysed Misfiled Misleading Misreading Missing altogether De Dombal ‘96

6 Library information Categorisation Journals and periodicals Books, Texts etc. Archive material

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8 Dewey system 616=medicine 616.0757 = radiology Smi. = smith Books on a topic are shelved together

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11 There are many aspects contributing to a typical EMR.

12 A Centralised Record can be accessed easily by various hospital departments as illustrated below.

13 MEDICATION MANAGER Patient Name : CURRENT DRUG HISTPORT I.D. No. : DIAGNOSIS : Urinary Tract Infection OTHER ACTIVE PROBLEMS ASTHMA Drugs Available for Diagnostic Profile : CODE AMPICILLIN AMPICILLIN-SODIUM SELECT CANCEL Consultant : CURRENT DRUG HISTORY Include : All current and expired drugs. DRUG DOSE Becotide 250 2/day Drug Allergies : NONE KNOWN PRESCRIBE RESULTS....

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15 Electronic information management InformationIn Keyboard Scanner Network E-mail/Internet Floppy/CD drives RAM Hard disc

16 Bits and Bytes 8 Bits = 1 Byte (one character on a page) 1024 Bytes = one kilobit (1-2Kb = page of text) 1024 kilobits = 1 megabit (Mb) 1024 megabits = 1 Gigabit (Gb) Bandwidth

17 Computer Networks

18 Internet diagram

19 Spread sheet packages

20 Database packages

21 Word-processor packages

22 Human information management Learning Rational / logical Emotional Primacy Recency Association Emphasis Interest > 1 sense More likely to remember

23 Human information management 50% 75% 100% Recall over time

24 Human information management ABCD


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