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Medical Relief Prevention and Diagnostic Center of Cardiovascular Diseases/Ramallah Johny R.Khoury MD Consultant Cardiologist Chronic Diseases Center Model Red Crescent Hall Ramallah December 29, 2014 The Role of HIS in Improving Patient`s Care PMRS Experience

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Medical Relief Prevention and Diagnostic

Center of Cardiovascular Diseases/Ramallah

Johny R.Khoury MD

Consultant Cardiologist

Chronic Diseases Center Model

Red Crescent Hall Ramallah December 29, 2014

The Role of HIS in Improving Patient`s Care

PMRS Experience

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Chronic diseases

Diseases that usually do not improve with time.

They can cause premature death, decrease the

quality of life of those who have them, and have

a negative economic impact on their families and on society as a whole.

CVD , Hypertension , Type II Diabetes Mellitus and Dyslipidemia

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Environmental factors that reduce physical activity and

promote overeating

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Tobacco useUnhealthy

diets

Physical

inactivity

Harmful use

of alcohol

Heart disease

and stroke� � � �

Diabetes � � � �

Cancer � � � �

Chronic lung

disease�

What are the major Non-Communicable diseases ?

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CVD`s : major health challenge of the 21st centuryBillions

+ 60%

Of the estimated 57 million global

deaths in 2008,

63% were due to Non-Communicable

Diseases

WHO Global status report on NCD`s / 2010

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The rapidly increasing burden

is in developing countries

� 80 % of NCD deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries EMR, SEAR &AFR

� 29% among people < age of 60 compared to 13% in high income countries

WHO Global status report on non communicable diseases (NCDs) 2010

NCD epidemic is projected to kill 52 million people annually by

2030

Facts

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Slogan

Towards reducing the burden of the Cardiovascular Diseases

and the NCD`s in Palestine

Started July / 2001

Medical Relief Cardiovascular Diseases Center

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Cardiologist NurseMedical

Secretary Laboratory

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Cardiologist

NurseGeneral

Practitioner

Medical

SecretaryNurse

Cardiologist

12

3

4

5

Pathway Process in the Center

Cardiologist

Diagnostic

Tests

Laboratory

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1- Doing appointments

calling and reminding the clients by phone the previous day for their appt.

from the Electronic Medical

Records

2- Welcoming the clients with smile

3- Entering the data to the Clinical

Information System

4- Arranging

appointments for the next visit

Medical Secretary

Computerized Medical System

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The Computer-Based Electronic Patient Record

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The computer-based patient record

Follow-up

Patient Information

Triage/Reason for visit

Medications

Risk Factors

Lab. Tests

Present History Physical Exam. Diagnosis Visits/ Finance

Consultation Consultation Form

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The computer-based patient record

Patient Information

Name Age Address Visit DateReferring

Physician

Nurse

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The computer-based patient record

Triage

BP Rt. & Lt. arm

PulseHight/Weight

BMI

Reason for visit

Medications

Nurse

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The computer-based patient record

Risk Factors

Smoking Hypertension DyslipidemiaDiabetes Mellitus

Overweight/Obese Inactivity

Family history

Nurse Nurse

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The computer-based patient record

Present History

Physical Exam. Recommendations

ECG, ECHO,ETT, HolterMonitor , Lab, Tests

Diagnosis

CHD,CHF, Valvular, RF.DM,Dlp,HTN,COPD

Medications

Cardiologist Cardiologist

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The computer-based patient record

Medical Secretary

Health Education

Laboratory

Tests Medications and

Doses

Finance Next Office Visit

Nurse

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The Role of :Health Information System in improving Patient`s Care?

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Health Information System

Input Health Data

Stored

Retrieved and

processed

OutputDecision making

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Health Information System

The Computer-Based Electronic Patient Record

� Making health research available

� Doing relevant health research

� Publishing research

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The Computer-Based Electronic Patient Record

Prevalence of Risk Factors

Risk Factors Prevalence%

Overweight (BMI > 25 and < 30) 71

Obesity (BMI> 30) 43

Hypertension ( BP ≥140/90 mmHg or

use of anti-HTN medication) 31

Diabetes Mellitus (FBS > 126 mg/dl) 12

IFG Glucose level (FBS 111 to 125 mg/dl )6

Dyslipidemia (TC>200 and/or

TG>200 and/or HDL<40 mg/dl) 43

The First Palestinian Non-Communicable Disease Congress Ramallah April/2012

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Prevalence of Hypertension / Age Group

35

55.4

9

0.6

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

>65 40-65 20-39 من 19-10

النسبة المئوية

>65

40-65

20-39

من 19-10

Prevalence of Hypertension %

Age Group

The Computer-Based Electronic Patient RecordPrevalence of Risk Factors

The First Palestinian Non-Communicable Disease Congress Ramallah April/2012

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Improve efficiency and quality of care

Improving health outcome

Access to information in real time

Reduction of errors

Clinical decision making

The Benefits of The Electronic Medical Records

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Targ

et

Go

al

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But .. Don’t forget the patient

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Best wishes 2015Best wishes 2015