The Healthcare Quality and Hospital Information Management System: a Sample From Turkey

Number: 1 March 1, 2014
  • Gonca Mumcu
  • Leyla Köksal
  • Büşra Kopmaz
  • Meliha Meliş Gök
  • Birke Bulu
  • Nur Şişman
  • Pınar Kılıç Aksu
  • Mehveş Tarım
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The Healthcare Quality and Hospital Information Management System: a Sample From Turkey

Abstract

Objective: The aim of the study was to evaluate the relationship between quality of healthcare and hospital information management system HIMS in the perspective of health professionals and patient registry officers in a private hospital. Material and Methods: In this cross-sectional study, 118 health professionals 75 nurses and 43 physicians and 58 patient registry officers were selected from the same private hospital. Data was collected by two structured questionnaires.Results: “The electronic health record EHR provides an accurate summary view about the situation of patients” and “Nursing information is easily accessible and readable” in nurses, “The EHR provides me appropriate feedback about the tasks it performs” and “HIMS helps to monitor reception of orders and instructions I have given to the nursing staff” in physicians and “HIMS improves my productivity”, “HIMS improves patient safety” and “HIMS meets my operational needs” in patient registry officers’ group were found to be predictive factors for improving the quality of healthcare services. Conclusion: Consequently, different items were found to be predictive factors for the improving in the quality of healthcare according to the participating groups

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Gonca Mumcu

Leyla Köksal

Büşra Kopmaz

Meliha Meliş Gök

Birke Bulu

Nur Şişman

Pınar Kılıç Aksu

Mehveş Tarım

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March 1, 2014

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Mumcu G, Köksal L, Kopmaz B, Gök MM, Bulu B, Şişman N, Aksu PK, Tarım M (March 1, 2014) The Healthcare Quality and Hospital Information Management System: a Sample From Turkey. Acıbadem Üniversitesi Sağlık Bilimleri Dergisi 1 31–37.