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甘比亞班竹-皇家維多利亞教學醫院的肺結核照顧和控制之行動電子評估表格
Other Title
The use of mobile electronic assessment form for Tuberculosis care and control at Royal Victoria teaching Hospital Banjul the Gambia
Type
thesis
Date Issued
2013-07-11
Author(s)
Musa Touray
Advisor
徐建業
Subjects
系所名稱：醫學資訊研究所
Description
學位別：碩士
語文別：英文
指導教授：徐建業
共同指導教授：
口試委員：楊騰芳;黃衍文
中文關鍵字：communicable disease, electronic health record mobile technology, SANA, OpenMRS, Tuberculosis
語文別：英文
指導教授：徐建業
共同指導教授：
口試委員：楊騰芳;黃衍文
中文關鍵字：communicable disease, electronic health record mobile technology, SANA, OpenMRS, Tuberculosis
Abstract
Background: Healthcare delivery with mobile technology is one of the key strategy and component in tackling chronic non-communicable diseases (CNDs) like tuberculosis. It is well-stated for the need of latest and reliable technology tools for assessment of these CNDs embodiments like Tuberculosis (TB). Primary measure of battling and early detection to control the spread of TB is vital, its associate and complications in Royal Victoria Teaching Hospital (RVTH) is assessed in this research study. In this study, a revise technology acceptance model is examined to determine healthcare system delivery to public in acceptance by healthcare professionals in RVTH.
Method: A descriptive study using questionnaires and mobile device used by the nurses to electronically record TB suspected patients and their perception about the MEAFTC implementation in their work.
Result: A total number of 64 participants, first age group between 24 ~ 29, which a total number of 11 male of (25.6%) and female 32 (74.4%) . A higher number of age group 30 ~ 34, showing a higher number of 17 female with an impact factor of 81.0% to declare the high age group of professionalism in training. This statistical analysis has a major impact in The Gambia at RVTH for younger age female nurses than male nurses.
Conclusion: This research provides an insight study of Mobile-phone-based electronic health record system in The Gambia for TB patient assessment. Therefore, mobile base electronic assessment is of paramount importance and it will help facilitate the easy uploading of data to hospital’s patient database in real-time over the phone network or where mobile network connectivity may be unreliable, and completed electronic forms can be stored on the phone and then bulk upload when connectivity is available.
Keywords: OpenMRS, SANA ,chronic non-communicable diseases, electronic health records, MEAFTC, mobile technology, tuberculosis.
Method: A descriptive study using questionnaires and mobile device used by the nurses to electronically record TB suspected patients and their perception about the MEAFTC implementation in their work.
Result: A total number of 64 participants, first age group between 24 ~ 29, which a total number of 11 male of (25.6%) and female 32 (74.4%) . A higher number of age group 30 ~ 34, showing a higher number of 17 female with an impact factor of 81.0% to declare the high age group of professionalism in training. This statistical analysis has a major impact in The Gambia at RVTH for younger age female nurses than male nurses.
Conclusion: This research provides an insight study of Mobile-phone-based electronic health record system in The Gambia for TB patient assessment. Therefore, mobile base electronic assessment is of paramount importance and it will help facilitate the easy uploading of data to hospital’s patient database in real-time over the phone network or where mobile network connectivity may be unreliable, and completed electronic forms can be stored on the phone and then bulk upload when connectivity is available.
Keywords: OpenMRS, SANA ,chronic non-communicable diseases, electronic health records, MEAFTC, mobile technology, tuberculosis.