According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, medical information technology (HIT) has maintained a steady development trend in the past two years. Bill Spooner, CEO and senior vice president of Sharp Healthcare, predicts that this trend will continue in the next few years: "In the next 2-3 years, HIT will continue to become a hot job market." Healthcare is moving towards "modernization" For a country, healthcare information technology often lags behind most other vertical industries by at least 10 years. Most healthcare systems are built on a workflow consisting of medical reports. What you can often see are: repeated test results, invisible digital images, handwritten notes, fragmented IT systems and incomplete information; information sharing Lack of efficiency, poor data portability; consumers and patients have very low transparency in the cost of rehabilitation programs and related services, and the health assistance sites are not clear enough. Doctors still rely on paper as a primary communication tool, which makes it difficult to coordinate health care plans and other administrative processes. A research report by the PwC Institute of Medicine once claimed that every year, the US spends 2.2 trillion dollars on health care, but nearly half is wasted. Although it is impossible to point out which link caused waste, it is clear that this study found that healthcare is an industry that clearly lacks technology to improve efficiency. Currently, the US government is enforcing health care reform, and it is time to modernize healthcare information technology (HIT). The "Health and Information Technology Act for Economic and Clinical Health", which includes $ 18 billion in digital hospitals and doctors, aims to digitize medical medical records in a format called electronic medical records (EMR). The purpose behind the digitization of medical records is that once medical records are digitized, information can be more easily shared, repeated testing can be avoided, and patients have greater control and access to their medical information. With billions of dollars in sponsorship, hospitals and doctors are rapidly moving around EMR implementation. The different "fate" of the eight medical IT technologies When it comes to return on investment, Gartner puts forward a few technologies that medical institutions are worth trying in the report. Big Data. This may take some time to deploy, but it will bring the benefits of "transformation". Enterprises that fully deploy big data will surpass their competitors by 20% by 2015. Real-time temperature and humidity monitoring. "Practical advantages and relatively easy deployment", coupled with low cost and simple use, are easily "favored" by medical service providers. At the same time, Gartner said, "The chief information officer needs to be keenly aware of important advances in enterprise data storage and analysis to make better use of this data." Electronic access (E-visit). This aspect of telemedicine is rapidly developing because of the need to ensure secure messaging of the EHR system and patient portals. Wireless medical asset management. Embedding RFID into a mobile device (such as a patient's wristband) can improve the quality of patient care management. Because there is a lot of data to monitor, the CIO must collaborate with personnel in the clinical engineering or biomedical equipment department. The following application types may not cause immediate attention from the CIO: Patient decision support and personal health management tools. This mainly involves interactive applications to educate patients or help them make treatment decisions, such as seeking medical or surgical treatment when a certain disease occurs. However, Gartner said that the effectiveness of these tools is questionable and the penetration rate is very low. Personal medical records. This concept is attractive because it allows patients to hold their own data, but poor practicality and vendor disinterest hinder its deployment. Only under government authorization, such as in Australia, PHR is becoming more and more popular. Patient portals (connecting patients directly to their caregivers) are more popular. Patient-centered medical home. There have been many discussions about this kind of medical home, especially the promotion of the accountable medical organization model touted by the medical reform, but the information exchange challenge and repayment model are not good for insurance companies, which also hinders deployment. Patient self-service kiosk. Although this can simplify patient registration and payment, there is no return on investment. Gartner said that most companies are more focused on "effective use" regulations or switching to ICD-10 (must be completed by October 1, 2014).
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