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    Hospital Information System World Wide Web

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    A hospital information system (HIS) is a computer system that manages all health information to help providers work effectively. It was first proposed in 1965 and gives benefits like quality care and financial management. The World Wide Web allows global sharing of information through sites and social media. Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989, connecting the world through easy access to shared information online. It has a client-side interface, uses URLs to identify resources, and transfers data between servers and clients using HTTP and HTML.

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    Hospital Information System World Wide Web

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    A hospital information system (HIS) is a computer system that manages all health information to help providers work effectively. It was first proposed in 1965 and gives benefits like quality care and financial management. The World Wide Web allows global sharing of information through sites and social media. Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989, connecting the world through easy access to shared information online. It has a client-side interface, uses URLs to identify resources, and transfers data between servers and clients using HTTP and HTML.

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    A hospital information system (HIS) is a computer system that manages all health information to help providers work effectively. It was first proposed in 1965 and gives benefits like quality care and financial management. The World Wide Web allows global sharing of information through sites and social media. Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989, connecting the world through easy access to shared information online. It has a client-side interface, uses URLs to identify resources, and transfers data between servers and clients using HTTP and HTML.

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    Hospital Information System World Wide Web

    A hospital information system (HIS) is The World Wide Web is another way to


    a computer system that can manage all describe the Internet, which is a network
    the information related to health care of computers which are connected and
    providers allowing them to do their job that share information and allow
    effectively. communication around the world. An
    example of the World Wide Web is
    the Internet.
    Tim Berners-Lee, a British
    The idea of implementing a computerized
    scientist, invented the World Wide
    information-handling system in
    Web (WWW) in 1989,
    the hospital sphere came as early as
    1965, when Lockheed Martin conducted
    an information gathering project on the
    It connected the world in a way that was not
    feasibility of such a system
    possible before and made it much easier for
    people to get information, share and
    A good HIS gives a number of benefits to a communicate. It allowed people to share their
    hospital such as the delivery of quality patient work and thoughts through social networking
    care and financial management. HIS should sites, blogs and video sharing. The world
    be focused on patient and medical staff; wide web made it much easier for people to
    above all else, it must be affordable and share information.
    practical. 
    WWW includes
    Types of HIS The Client
    Health information systems include: The client is the user's interface to
    the Internet. Whatever type of
    1. Electronic Medical Record (EMR) service requested this interface
    and Electronic Health Record (EHR) stays the same, so users do not
    Electronic medical records replace paper need to understand the differences
    patient records. Several companies between the many different access
    provide such information systems. schemes in common use on the
    Medical information on each patient must Internet. This principle is the same
    now be collected and stored as is seen from other popular
    electronically. These records would applications such as Microsoft
    include patient health information, test Windows, Macintosh etc. where
    results, doctor and specialist visits, the user is always presented to the
    healthcare treatments. same GUI interface.

    Uniform Resource Identifier URI


    2. Practice Management Software The user initiates a request by
    Such information systems assist specifying a Uniform Resource
    healthcare facilities and personnel with Identifier or a "hyperlink". This link
    the management of daily operations of can specify any accessible
    the facility. This would include things like information or resource on the
    scheduling of patients and medical Internet as long as it can be
    services billing. uniquely identified as an object.
    The word "Web" refers to the
    combination of accessible objects
    and the links pointing to them
    throughout the Internet.

    The Server
    3. Master Patient Index (MPI) The server is responsible for
    The software of this healthcare handling the request sent from the
    information system is aimed at client. This can either be a local
    connecting patient records more than one accessible resource or the server
    database. The MPI contains records for can request the resource from
    any patient registered at a healthcare another server in which case the
    organization. MPI, as the name suggests, first server temporarily turns into a
    creates an index all the records for that client.
    patient.
    Hypertext Transport Protocol HTTP
    4. Patient Portals The client sends of the user
    This information system lets patients request to a WWW server using
    peruse their health data. They are able to the Hypertext Transfer Protocol
    access: appointment information, (HTTP). This is a typical client-
    medications they may be receiving, and server application based on a
    their lab results via the internet. stateless connection between the
    client requesting the URI and the
    server handling the request.

    Hypertext Markup Language HTML


    5. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) On a successful request, a data
    This is also termed telehealth. RPM object is returned from the server
    provides medical sensors that have the to the client. The object is written
    ability to transmit patient data to in the Hypertext Markup Language
    healthcare professionals who might very (HTML) which is a hypertext
    well be halfway around the world. language with the possibility of
    containing hyperlinks that the user
    can follow.

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