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Dear sir,
Thank you .
regards,
vishweshwara
Dear Sir,
I appreciate your response.
The return on investment is a dynamic factor which poses one of the main questions in the implementation process , as its very difficult to measure the returns and in what terms to measure the ROI is also a prob…
Great information about the challenges .. however, that is only the tip of the ice berg. It's not only in India that have these challenges but it is true globally.
In my perspectives, the real challenge that you might like to look at is by educatin…
hi!
I appreciate your reply and concur with you.
i am currently doing my MBA in symbiosis, Pune.
doing a project on implementation of HIS in hyderabad.
we will surely meet and discuss on this in Pune.
with regards,
Dr.Vishweshwara Ramachandran.
hi,
Dr.Milind here. The points you discussed above are definitely true. But Have you think over why these difficulties
arises mostly in Indian scenario?
Some observations of mine are as follows -
1. Healthcare insurance sector is not developed t…
Dear Dr Gudidevuni,
The above topic was a burning issue in HMA-08 in Manila, Philippines,which i attended, health administrators from all over the world opined that making the consultant adopt to IT was the herculean task.
In Philippines they have r…
Hello !
i am doing a project for my summer internship on implementation of HIS , so any information , suggestions welcome.
The actual implementation of a Hospital Information System
(HIS) has always been a challenge. This scenario is not only true for hospitals in India but also in the West. The implementation challenges in Indian hospitals are multifold and broadly fal…
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- At 7:47am on September 28, 2009,
Vijaykumar said…
- hello sir,
how are you sir, I need your guidance in making International Classification of Disease (ICD database) for medical data collection in Hospital setup. I plan to do ICD Database using open source (PHP & SQL) to collect mortality & morbidity data from discharge summary as my project for completing Masters in medical informatics.
- At 5:33am on September 24, 2009,
achal gogia said…
- hello sir,
i am pursuing post graduate diploma in health informatics from CDAC PUNE,
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