CIS Clinical Information System

CIS Clinical Information System

The Clinical Information System refers to an information system that uses computer hardware and software technologies and network communication technologies to collect, store, process, and transmit patient information for use by clinical medical staff and medical technicians, with the goal of improving medical quality. The construction of a clinical information system centered on electronic medical records provides a process-oriented, information-based, structured, and intelligent comprehensive clinical business information processing platform for medical staff throughout the hospital, meeting the multi-level application needs of users at all levels. It not only realizes informatization of business processing for medical staff and digitization of patient diagnosis and treatment information, but also, for hospital management personnel, standardizes medical behavior, improves work efficiency, and enhances the quality of medical services. At the same time, for patients, it aims to solve problems such as difficulty and high cost of medical treatment and eliminate duplicate examinations, thereby achieving regional medical information sharing. It also provides accurate and efficient basic data for the scientific research and teaching of medical staff, and promotes the advancement of hospital electronic medical record system functional application to a higher level.