Titlebook: HELP: A Dynamic Hospital Information System; Gilad J. Kuperman,Reed M. Gardner,T. Allan Pryor Book 1991 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1991

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HELP: A Dynamic Hospital Information System978-1-4612-3070-0Series ISSN 1431-1909

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Medical Records Functions than replace the traditional record. Certain routine medical reports (e.g., blood gas data, respiratory care charting, radiology reports, etc.) consist of data contained entirely within the HELP database and are printed by HELP for inclusion in the permanent medical record.

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Computerized Respiratory Care Chartingm through a series of menu-driven screens. From these data, a variety of reports for medical, administrative, and QA purposes are generated. Billing is calculated directly from the computerized charting and accurately reflects services rendered. The therapists’ notes are printed by the computer and become part of the permanent medical record.

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HELP System Hardwarecomputers and by the late 1970s was providing patient monitoring, signal processing, and laboratory interpretation services. As the demands on the system grew, this hardware started to become inadequate in terms of response time and expandability and in 1979 the decision was made to convert the HELP

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HELP System Interfacested subsystems that are known as modules. Each system or module has a boundary that defines its limits (see Figure 4.1). The function of HELP is to expedite and simplify the flow of data and information throughout the hospital. This general task can be subdivided into three distinct phases: (1) data