The Integrated Health Information System S.I.I.S. is an H.I.S. (Hospital Information System based on the Hl7 protocol) that fulfills the necessary functional basis to meet the hospital administrative needs by structuring a DRG-oriented electronic clinical record.
S.I.I.S platform performs the E.M.R. processes. (Electronic Medical Records), E.H.R. (Electronic Health Records), P.M.S. (Practice Management Systems) and communications with L.I.S. (Laboratory Information Systems), R.I.S. (Radiology Information Systems) and PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication Systems). The platform was built specifically for the management of health facilities with up to 500 beds.
Aim of the SIIS project
S.I.I.S platform fulfills all security protocols and functional requirements required for a modern, secure and fluid hospital information system and is recommended for relatively small health facilities (under 500 beds) with the aim of:
- the unification of clinical, financial and technical data regarding services offered to citizens,
- avoiding informality, mainly in receptions but also in other hospital structures,
- measuring the flow of work, demand and supply of a health facility with up to 500 beds in order to measure and track the direct expenses related to the patient,
- identification of the circulation of drugs/medical and surgical materials in a complex hospital structure,
- the structuring of reports for the administration, of a clinical, medical, financial and technical nature,
- the creation of a computerized data bank in terms of: patient data (generalities, etc.), diagnosis data, procedure data, drug circulation data (including warehouse management), etc.
Benefits of SIIS implementation
Currently, the system codifies, reports and tracks in real time the work processes and relevant information for:
- entry and exit data from outpatient facilities (consultations, planning, examinations, manipulations),
- emergency structures (emergency register, daily card),
- hospital structures with hospitalization (daily hospitalizations, hospitalizations over 24h, planning, hospitalization sheets, and electronic epicrisis),
- data on medical, surgical and procedural actions (coded according to ICD9v3), data on diagnostics (coded according to ICD10 Albanian variant),
- data on imaging activity,
- data on laboratory activity,
- data on the catering service (diets),
- data on the circulation of pharmaceutical goods from the conclusion of the contract to the patient's clinical record.
- The above constitutes the necessary functional basis for the identification of clinical-legal-administrative-financial information for a standardized and contemporary electronic clinical record DRG-oriented.