Digital Health Care (DHC)

December 19, 2014

Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

Background

Electronic medical record (EMR), is a systematic

collection of electronic health information about
an individual patient or population. It is a record
in digital format that is theoretically capable of
being shared across different health care settings.
a) Collect Entire human body information and
store into the centralized system called the
EMR System.
b) EHRs include a range of data, like
demographics, medical history, medication
and allergies, immunization status, laboratory
test results, radiology images, vital signs,
personal statistics like age and weight, and
billing information.
Operations, Maintenance & Support (OMS) :
Objective

a) See the dashboard of user medical history

a) Make all data relevant to the patient instantly
available to all medical teams in emergency
b) It reduces the chances of data replication as
there is only one modifiable file, which means
the file is constantly up to date when viewed
at a later date and eliminates the issue of lost
forms or paperwork.

b) Track over time

c) Identify patients who are due for preventive visit and
screenings.
d) Monitor how patients measure up to certain parameters, such
as vaccinations and blood pressure readings.
e) Improve overall quality of care in a practice

Telemedicine
Background

Telemedicine
is
the
use
of
telecommunication
and
information
technologies in order to provide clinical health
care at a distance. It helps eliminate distance
barriers and can improve access to medical
services that would often not be consistently
available in distant rural communities. It is also
used to save lives in critical care and emergency
situations.

Objective

a) Using Telemedicine technology, patient can

connect to the doctors from home, using tab,
smartphone, notebook computers with
webcam and few simple medical devices.
b) Patient can take their own medical readings,
send it out to the doctor and it will also
automatically be updated into to the EMR
System.

Operations, Maintenance & Support (OMS) :

a)

b)

c)

By using video conferencing and other telemedicine

technology when applicable, healthcare practitioners and
patients can reduce the costs associated with regular office
visits.
Remote medical technology is an increasingly popular way to
administer preventive medicine and manage chronic
conditions.
Telemedicine can be used to monitor discharged patients
and track patient recovery, facilitating communication
between doctors and patients.
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Emergency Care Management

Ambulance Tracking and Emergence call assignment :

a)

Track Ambulance using the VTS (Vehicle Tracking System) and

assign a call during an emergence.

b)

Guide ambulance to take it to accident zone.

c)

Provide an information about nearest hospital.

d)

User can upload picture and check in accident area and send to
centralize ambulance system during an emergency so that
ambulance can reach at that place as soon as possible with the
required medical team
Primary treatment according to the symptoms provided by user:

a)

User can select the symptoms from the provided list and get
the details about the treatment.

b)

Search guidelines based on disease. Do's and Don'ts and

suggested medicines.

c)

Provide information regarding the newly identified dieses

and prevention measure to be taken for that.
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E-Blood bank
Application Features :

a) Search the nearby blood bank using current location,

blood group availability for hospital and end user.

b) Fix an appointment to donating the blood in blood

bank.
c) Analyze and notify donor when particular blood
group blood is below the threshold.

d) Notify donor regarding the blood donation camp

near to their area.
e) Blood bank wise usage report.
f)

Blood group wise consumption report for the blood

bank.

Analytical part for SMC

SMC can use an EMR data to analysis purpose based on the Area, Dieses etc. OMS

Key Highlights
(Dieses wise report)

Key Highlights
(Ambulance usage)

Area wise cases registered for the Malaria and Dengue for the year

Ambulance usage report per month on an hourly bases

Limbayat

Rander

450
Parle Point

350
300

338

Varacha

400

223

Udhana

Udhana

299

Rander

15

Limbayat

325
325

325

693
300

275

250

150

250
250

200

425

375

250

67

Varacha

436

100

- 100

Parle point

50

Actual on rolls
Vacancy
Surplus on rolls

40

339

0
1

2
Malaria
Dengue

5
0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

Analytical part for SMC (Continue)

Blood bank wise-blood group wise consumption report to estimate blood usage which helps to organized
blood camp.

600

Group A
Group B
Group O

550
500

450

204

400
350
300
250
200

6
119

98
342

150
100
50
0

175

152

181

Blood Bank 1

Blood Bank 2

103

274

146
Blood Bank 3

Blood bank 4

Blood Bank 5

Thank you