J Korean Soc Med Inform.  2009 Mar;15(1):25-30.

Development of PDA Application Model for Health Promotion Center

• Han SH
• Lee MH
• Kim JY
• Lee HJ
• Ha KS
• Chung CY

Abstract

Health promotion center is an area that hospitals promote and operate with priority for the early detection and prevention of disease. The quality of medical service needs to be improved by providing a quick and customized service to the patients who use the center. In the past, the examiners or hall managers took charge of the guidance and management of the patients in order, and the patients suffered from the disorder and discomfort while they are called and identified by name. In this paper, we realized automated health promotion system using PDA operation system to provide services comfortable for both patients and examiners. A comfortable and personalized system has been developed, where patients are provided with personalized guidance for the examination labs instead of being called by name and history of medical examination through the mobile terminal,

Keyword

PDA Application Program; Health Promotion Center; Workflow manage; Computerized Medical records system

MeSH Terms

Health Promotion*
Humans
Medical Records Systems, Computerized

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  Figure 3 Configuration of PDA Operation System

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  Figure 6 PDA Model

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  Figure 7 Structure of PDA Screen

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  Figure 9 Patient Identification

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  Figure 10 Program Exit

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  Figure 11 Care Treatment Report

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  Figure 12 History of Examination

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  Figure 13 Examination Guide

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  Figure 14 Disease Information

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  Figure 15 Screen for EMR Hall Manager

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  Figure 16 Pop-up for Examination Calling

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