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    The document discusses an ambulatory care information system. It provides automated processing of patient data including allergies, medical records, billing information, and diagnostic results. The system aims to optimize patient wait times through queue management and allow for one-time registration per visit. It also facilitates management of doctor schedules and provides real-time access to patient records for healthcare providers. Overall, it improves clinical outcomes, cost management, and workflow efficiency.

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    The document discusses an ambulatory care information system. It provides automated processing of patient data including allergies, medical records, billing information, and diagnostic results. The system aims to optimize patient wait times through queue management and allow for one-time registration per visit. It also facilitates management of doctor schedules and provides real-time access to patient records for healthcare providers. Overall, it improves clinical outcomes, cost management, and workflow efficiency.

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    AMBULATORY CARE

    SYSTEM
    AMBULATORY CARE
    >Covers a wide range of health care services that are provided for patients who are
    not admitted overnight to a hospital.

    >These services are performed at outpatient clinics, urgent care centers, emergency
    rooms, ambulatory or same-day surgery centers, diagnostic and imaging centers,
    primary care centers, community health centers, occupational health centers, mental
    health clinics, and group practices.

    Ambulatory Care Information System


    >Provides automated processing of data and information such as allergies and medical
    alerts, patients accounting system such as charging, billing, discounts and
    concessions, diagnostics imaging treatments and etc.

    >With this system, the patient waiting time is optimized through effective queue
    management.

    >It involves one-time registration required per visit. It also facilitates the management
    of doctors schedule.
    Sites where ambulatory care can be delivered

    • Doctor’s surgeries/doctor’s offices


    • Clinics
    -designed to evaluate and treat conditions that are not
    severe enough to require treatment in hospital emergency but
    still require treatment beyond normal physician office
    hours
    • Hospitals (Emergency Department, hospital-based services
    that doesn’t need to be admitted
    • Non-medical institution-based settings
    -school and prison health; vision, dental,
    pharmaceutical
    >Real-time and easy access to patient’s medical records by healthcare providers.
    >Improved workflow, which allows more time for comprehensive patient counselling and
    review.

    >Reduced errors with the availability of various automation engines – drug interaction
    engine; medical alert engine; patient billing engine, etc.
    >Automated and integrated back-end process such as pharmacy, billing, purchasing,
    inventory management, etc.

    >Improved clinical outcome analysis – enhanced research productivity through data mining


    and facilitate institutional handling of managed care challenges in a timely manner.

    >Improvement in hospital inventory management.

    >Better monitoring and management of costs – prescription, consumables, doctor’s fees, etc.

    ADVANTAGES OF AMBULATORY CARE INFORMATION


    SYSTEM
    • Increased accountability
    • The need for continuous
    support
    • Privacy and
    confidentiality of
    ISSUES IN
    AMBULATORY
    information
    CARE • Accessibility and security
    INFORMATION of data and information
    SYSTEM
    • Integration and support to
    the other system
    Thank You!
    THE ROLE OF NURSE USING
    INFORMATION SYSTEM IN THE
    AMBULATORY CARE SYSTEM
    • The very basic objective of the automated ambulatory care information
    system is to easily integrate the data to the other data and easily translate
    these data into information.

    • The effective transformation of data can be integrated to the other


    processes to transform it into knowledge.

    • The ambulatory care nurse and other health care provider should be
    capable enough to implement the process effectively.

    source: Antipuesto RN, MN, D.J. (2011, August 3). Nursing informatics in ambulatory care information
    system. Retrieved from http://nursingcrib.com/nursing-informatics/nursing-informatics-in-ambulatory-
    care-information-system/

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