THIS STUDY CONDUCTS AN INQUIRY TO EVALUATE THE UTILIZATION OF COMPUTERS IN ASSESSING ENHANCEMENTS IN PATIENT CARE INSIDE HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENTS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/hnwfsg45Keywords:
Electronic health records, computerized patient care systems, clinical decision support systems, care for patients.Abstract
This article presents the results of an investigation on the use of computers to track the progress
hospitals have made in improving patient care. Finding out how computers may help hospitals
deliver better care to their patients is the driving force behind this study. A literature study on
computer applications in healthcare is included at the outset of the research. Electronic health
records, telemedicine, and clinical decision support technologies all fall under this category. Every
aspect of these technologies, from their potential advantages and disadvantages to their effects on
healthcare spending and patient outcomes, is up for discussion. The next section uses the study's
conclusions to give a case study of a healthcare facility that has implemented an electronic system
for patient care.
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