Prioritization of the Prominent Data Items from the Perspective of Physicians: Designing a Physician Desk Panel in the Information System of University Teaching Hospitals

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HOSEINI FARZANEH; SARAFI NEJAD AFSHIN; Ghaemi Mohammad Mehdi

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Journal: Journal of Health Information Management Year:2021 | Volume:18 | Issue:3 (79) Page(s): 97-102

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Prioritization of the Prominent Data Items from the Perspective of Physicians: Designing a Physician Desk Panel in the Information System of University Teaching Hospitals

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HOSEINI FARZANEH | SARAFI NEJAD AFSHIN | Ghaemi Mohammad Mehdi | Issue Writer Certificate

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Hospital Information SystemsQ1

Needs AssessmentQ2

Clinical InformaticsQ1

Clinical DashboardQ1

Abstract

Introduction: Physicians need personalized tools that help patients to make the best and appropriate clinical decision through proper access to patients' data and information. This study identifies important data items for designing an electronic physician desk panel in a hospital information system (HIS). Methods: This descriptive study was performed with the participation of physicians of hospitals under the auspices of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman, Iran and Zahedan University of Medical Sciences, Zahedan, Iran. The population was all physicians at different levels who were selected by stratified and simple random sampling method. In two consecutive phases, first the minimum necessary data were identified by expert and then the opinions of the physicians were collected through interviews and structured questionnaires. Results: 298 variables were identified as data items and 70 physicians in 18 medical groups were interviewed about them in specific questionnaires. Of the total items studied, 57 data items were common to all physicians and other non-common items between 5 and 45 items in different specialties were selected and prioritized at three levels. Conclusion: Access to patients' clinical data seems to be an important criterion for physicians and the physician's desk panel needs to be used as a daily tool by them.

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HOSEINI, FARZANEH, SARAFI NEJAD, AFSHIN, & Ghaemi, Mohammad Mehdi. (2021). Prioritization of the Prominent Data Items from the Perspective of Physicians: Designing a Physician Desk Panel in the Information System of University Teaching Hospitals. HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, 18(3 (79) ), 97-102. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/415714/en

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HOSEINI FARZANEH, SARAFI NEJAD AFSHIN, Ghaemi Mohammad Mehdi. Prioritization of the Prominent Data Items from the Perspective of Physicians: Designing a Physician Desk Panel in the Information System of University Teaching Hospitals. HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2021;18(3 (79) ):97-102. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/415714/en

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FARZANEH HOSEINI, AFSHIN SARAFI NEJAD, and Mohammad Mehdi Ghaemi, “Prioritization of the Prominent Data Items from the Perspective of Physicians: Designing a Physician Desk Panel in the Information System of University Teaching Hospitals,” HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, vol. 18, no. 3 (79) , pp. 97–102, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/415714/en

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