INNOVATING HEALTHCARE PROCESSES FOR SPEED AND EFFECTIVENESS

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contents INNOVATING HEALTHCARE PROCESSES FOR SPEED AND EFFECTIVENESS Maryline Margueritte Administración y Contabilidad Health Science Networks Patients M edicine For several years, health networks have developed devices enabling coordinated care of patients in France, regarding both medical plans as well as medico - psycho - social and human care. Some have developed computerized health records for sharing useful infor mation for the coordination and continuity of care. Since the 2009 hospital reform, cooperative operating modes between health system professionals and users are being installed. The implementation of a health information system permits, on one hand, to en sure the transversality of the business process with the patient and, on the other hand, to measure the results of the medical and economic evolution of a complex system of information. The possibilities offered by new technologies of information and commu nication enable the development of applications supporting increased "on line" participation for citizens. The "ambulatory approach" exports healthcare outside hospital walls. This is an innovative medicine allowing the patient to stay at his home. In Fran ce, this re - engineering is based on four areas: a medical record, a collective ownership by the medical and paramedical professions, empowerment of patients and networking in the health sector. 2013 artículo científico 2318-9975 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=499150950002 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=4991 International Journal of Innovation application/pdf Universidade Nove de Julho International Journal of Innovation (Brasil) Num.1 Vol.1
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publishDate 2013
publisher Universidade Nove de Julho
spellingShingle INNOVATING HEALTHCARE PROCESSES FOR SPEED AND EFFECTIVENESS
Maryline Margueritte
Administración y Contabilidad
Health
Science
Networks
Patients
M edicine
INNOVATING HEALTHCARE PROCESSES FOR SPEED AND EFFECTIVENESS Maryline Margueritte Administración y Contabilidad Health Science Networks Patients M edicine For several years, health networks have developed devices enabling coordinated care of patients in France, regarding both medical plans as well as medico - psycho - social and human care. Some have developed computerized health records for sharing useful infor mation for the coordination and continuity of care. Since the 2009 hospital reform, cooperative operating modes between health system professionals and users are being installed. The implementation of a health information system permits, on one hand, to en sure the transversality of the business process with the patient and, on the other hand, to measure the results of the medical and economic evolution of a complex system of information. The possibilities offered by new technologies of information and commu nication enable the development of applications supporting increased "on line" participation for citizens. The "ambulatory approach" exports healthcare outside hospital walls. This is an innovative medicine allowing the patient to stay at his home. In Fran ce, this re - engineering is based on four areas: a medical record, a collective ownership by the medical and paramedical professions, empowerment of patients and networking in the health sector. 2013 artículo científico 2318-9975 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=499150950002 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=4991 International Journal of Innovation application/pdf Universidade Nove de Julho International Journal of Innovation (Brasil) Num.1 Vol.1
title INNOVATING HEALTHCARE PROCESSES FOR SPEED AND EFFECTIVENESS
topic Administración y Contabilidad
Health
Science
Networks
Patients
M edicine
url https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=499150950002