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Development of workflow based complying and reporting system for doctor's advises

Other Title
具工作流程概念之醫囑遵循回報系統
Type
conference
Date Issued
2007
Author(s)
陳盈旭
Ying-Hsu Chen
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國際醫學資訊研討會論文集
Abstract
在醫療行為中,有不少因素會影響到醫療成效,其中醫囑遵循是個不可忽視的原因。許多病患由於無法完全遵循醫囑,使得醫療效果減低。經由文獻分析法發現,不少不遵循醫囑之行為乃無意間疏忽遺忘所導致,並非主觀對醫師不信任。因此,本論文提出一提醒醫囑及回報醫囑行為之機制,並利用工作流程概念來設計系統介面。藉由聲音影像的提示功能,減少病患遺忘醫囑內容的機會,期望增加醫囑遵循率。同時強化管理系統之視覺效果、減少管理工作疏失,進而增加醫療管理者工作效率。
Many factors will affect the curative effect, and following the doctor's advice is a factor that can’t be ignored. Many patients can’t follow the doctor's advice entirely, and it makes medical effect low. By reference review, we find there are so many action with no following the doctor’s advice since they forgot the advise and don’t distrust the doctors subjectively. Hence, we suggest a new mechanism in the paper, and it can remind patients of the doctor’s advice and report the response about the following actions. We use the concept of workflow to design the user interface. By way of using voice and image, it can prompt patients and reduce the forgetting times. At the same time, the workflow can strengthen the view affections and reduce the carelessness of management, and it can raise the work efficiency of medical manager.
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