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J Am Med Inform Assoc 13:668-675 doi:10.1197/jamia.M2108
  • Original Investigation

From the Front Line, Report from a Near Paperless Hospital: Mixed Reception Among Health Care Professionals

Table 2

Key Capabilities of the EMR System. For a More Thorough Overview of the System, Contact DIPS (http://www.dips.com)

Capabilities Short Description
EMR/patient administrative system, basic module Integrated system for patient administration and electronic medical record
Psychiatric Expanded version of above product for psychiatric departments and units
RIS, basic module Laboratory system
Nursing documentation Integrated system for treatment plan, patient administration and electronic medical record for nurses
Workflow system System for electronical workflow. By defining different work groups, the hospital has the opportunity to create processes independent of organizational structure. Tasks are delegated to the different groups partly automatically and partly manually by sending (electronically) documents to a work group or a specific person. Tasks can be marked “urgent” and can be given a deadline.
ECG integration Integration of ECG from Medit. Possible to start, assess, and store recordings from DIPS.
Operation planning
Journal documentation integration System for accessing documents in external systems, for instance PACS (imaging). Data from other systems are stored as a journal object in the patient’s journal, in the same way as for example regular text documents.
PACS Picture Archive and Communication System. Independent, but integrated with DIPS.

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