EFFECT OF HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM ON HEALTH CARE DELIVERY ANN SELECTED HOSPITALS 1N BORN0 STATE
Abstract
Health management information incorporates all data needed by policy makers, and health service users to improve health care delivery. The data needed in a comprehensive health management information system ranges from birth, morbidity and mortability data, to type and quality of clinical services and to type and sub-location of health personnel at the National and sub-national levels and finally to population indicators such a demographics and socio-economic status.
The heath management information system has been designed to help administrators to have a better monitoring and control of the functioning of hospital across the state using decision support indicators but also assist the doctors and other medical staffs to improve health services with readily reference patient data, work flow enabled, less paper process and parameterized alarms and triggers during patient treatment cycle. Health management information system enables monitoring predefined health indicators and the embedded exception reporting facilities decision making by the hospital management and state level administrators for policy and strategic decisions.
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