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ArticleHealthcare informatics research2012

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital's Electronic System for Total Care.

Sooyoung Yoo, Kee Hyuck Lee, Hak Jong Lee, Kyooseob Ha, Cheong Lim, Ho Jun Chin, Jonghoar Yun, Eun-Young Cho, Eunja Chung, Rong-Min Baek and 6 more

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Article in Healthcare informatics research, 2012. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 48 papers.

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Sooyoung YooCenter for Medical Informatics, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, Seongnam, Korea.
Kee Hyuck Lee
Hak Jong Lee
Kyooseob Ha
Cheong Lim
Ho Jun Chin
Jonghoar Yun
Eun-Young Cho
Eunja Chung
Rong-Min Baek
Chin Youb Chung
Won Ryang Wee
Chul Hee Lee
Hai-Seok Lee
Nam-Soo Byeon
Hee Hwang

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Abstract

objectivesSeoul National University Bundang Hospital, which is the first Stage 7 hospital outside of North America, has adopted and utilized an innovative and emerging information technology system to improve the efficiency and quality of patient care. The objective of this paper is to briefly introduce the major components of the SNUBH information system and to describe our progress toward a next-generation hospital information system (HIS).

methodsSNUBH opened in 2003 as a fully digital hospital by successfully launching a new HIS named BESTCare, "Bundang hospital Electronic System for Total Care". Subsequently, the system has been continuously improved with new applications, including close-loop medication administration (CLMA), clinical data warehouse (CDW), health information exchange (HIE), and disaster recovery (DR), which have resulted in the achievement of Stage 7 status.

resultsThe BESTCare system is an integrated system for a university hospital setting. BESTCare is mainly composed of three application domains: the core applications, an information infrastructure, and channel domains. The most critical and unique applications of the system, such as the electronic medical record (EMR), computerized physician order entry (CPOE), clinical decision support system (CDSS), CLMA, CDW, HIE, and DR applications, are described in detail.

conclusionsBeyond our achievement of Stage 7 hospital status, we are currently developing a next-generation HIS with new goals of implementing infrastructure that is flexible and innovative, implementing a patient-centered system, and strengthening the IT capability to maximize the hospital value.

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Electronic Health RecordsHospital Information SystemsPatient SafetyQuality of Health Care

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PMID22844650
PMCPMC3402557

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