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Use of information technologies in health service management and patient care

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2017
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With the development of information and communication technology and the introduction of information technologies in commercial terms, it is possible to say that the documents and information required for commercial activities are transferred to electronic media and transactions are started in this environment in Turkey. Information technology is the whole set of technologies that provide the collection, processing, storage of information and transmission wherever necessary or electronic, optical and similar techniques to access this information from anywhere. Quality in health services refers to the provision of services in accordance with scientific standards and norms and expectations of people. With the introduction of desktop computers in 1970, computerized applications in hospital information systems became more widespread and hospital automation started to spread rapidly. Hospital information systems are a system that collects data from different sources and assumes the functions of collecting and disseminating information in order to assist the managers at various levels of hospitals. Information systems that support the management activities of computer-aided hospital information systems are required to include financial and personnel information systems and sub-systems such as patient treatment, patient care, laboratory, pharmacy information system within diagnosis and treatment information systems. However, keeping the medical records on the computer requires protecting the confidentiality of medical information as well as data security.

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Özaydın Boylubay

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Özaydın Boylubay (Master Thesis). Use of information technologies in health service management and patient care, 2017, İstanbul Beykent University.

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