2. Hospital Information System
• A hospital information systems (HIS) is a computer system that
is designed to manage all the hospital’s medical and
administrative information in order to enable health
professional perform their jobs effectively and efficiently.
• Hospital information systems were first developed in the
1960s and have been an essential part in hospital information
management and administration.
3. Modules of HIS
• Clinical Information System (CIS)
• Financial Information System (FIS)
• Laboratory Information System (LIS)
• Nursing Information Systems (NIS)
• Pharmacy Management System (PMS)
• Picture Archiving Communication System (PACS)
• Radiology Information System (RIS)
4. Architecture of HIS
• Generally in client-server architectures for networking and
processing.
• Either desktop based or web-based
• Cloud Computing
5. Benefits
Easy Access to Patient Data to generate
Internet-based access improves the ability to remotely
access such data.
It helps as a decision support system for the hospital
authorities for developing comprehensive health care
policies
Efficient and accurate administration of finance
Improved monitoring of drug usage, and study of
effectiveness.
Enhances information integrity, reduces transcription
errors, and reduces duplication of information entries.
6. Analysis of Information System
• The various levels of the IS
• The environment of the IS
• HIS Objectives
• Structural Analysis
• Functional Analysis
8. HIS Architecture
• The vertical Approach
• Centralized HIS
• The Horizontal Approach
• Departmental Systems
• The Distributed Approach
• Distributed & Open Systems