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• Presented by:

• Sujal Shrestha
• Abhinav Kandel
E-MEDICINE

• The term "e-medicine" generally refers to the use of electronic means,


particularly information technology and the internet, in the practice of
medicine. This can encompass various aspects of healthcare delivery,
patient care, and medical information management. Here are a few
aspects of e-medicine:
• Electronic Health Record(HER):
• Health Information technology(HIT):
• Digital Imaging and Diagnostics:
ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS (EHR):

Electronic Health Records (EHR) are digital versions of patients' paper


charts, containing comprehensive and real-time information about an
individual's medical history, diagnoses, medications, treatment plans,
immunization dates, allergies, radiology images, and laboratory test
results. EHRs are designed to enhance the quality and efficiency of
patient care by streamlining healthcare processes, reducing errors, and
improving communication among healthcare providers.
HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
(HIT):
• Health Information Technology (HIT) refers to the use of information
technology, including hardware, software, and electronic
communication, to store, manage, and exchange health information.
HIT plays a crucial role in the modernization of healthcare systems,
improving the quality, safety, and efficiency of patient care.
DIGITAL IMAGING AND DIAGNOSTICS:

• Digital Imaging and Diagnostics refer to the use of digital technologies


in medical imaging for the visualization, analysis, and interpretation of
various anatomical and physiological aspects of the human body. This
transition from traditional film-based imaging to digital methods has
brought significant advancements in medical diagnostics
ADVANTAGES OF E-MEDICINE

Accessibility and Convenience:


• Telemedicine: Patients can access medical consultations and advice
remotely, eliminating the need for physical travel. This is particularly
beneficial for individuals in remote areas or those with limited mobility.
• Online Health Information: Patients can easily access health
information, educational resources, and self-care tools online.
Improved Patient Care:
• Electronic Health Records (EHRs): EHRs provide a comprehensive and
up-to-date view of a patient's medical history, enabling healthcare
providers to make more informed decisions about their care.
• Clinical Decision Support: E-medicine systems often include tools that
provide healthcare professionals with real-time information and support for
clinical decision-making.
Cost Savings:
• Reduced Administrative Costs: E-medicine systems can contribute to
cost savings by automating administrative tasks, such as appointment
scheduling and billing.
• Preventive Care: E-medicine tools can help identify and address health
issues early, potentially reducing the need for more costly interventions
later.

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