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Standards in Healthcare

Started Jun 26

Medical Informatics in India
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Dr. Supten Sarbadhikari Jul 28.

 

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Student, doing Masters in Medical Informatics
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learning medical informatics............to explore the fascinating healthcare world, especially in EMR development,Standards and implementation in Healthcare Industry.
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At 7:03pm on November 25, 2009, Gopikrishnan said…
eXam results,,,,,
congrats for this great work,,,,
keep in touch,,,,whn ur coming?
At 8:09am on October 25, 2009, Danver Roman said…
Hi Vijay
In doing a database for mortality and morbidity data, you need to define the fields that you would need. the data for the ICD will be used in a masterfile and linked to the mortality and morbidity data as a relational table. I am not good with PHP and SQL, but in developing the database you need to first identify which fields are needed for the database. Using SQL or PHP is similar to using any other language for developing the database. I am used to working in Ms-Access. The latter, however becomes unwieldy when your database has more than 300 000 records. The database will will be dependent on whether you are designing a database for a specific facility/clinic or for a group- of facilities. For a facility alone you would need personal data of the client, the wards of the facility, clinical data and linked to the clinical data you would have your morbidity and mortality data as a field or as a seperate table. Please send me your email address to droman@pgwc.gov.za, so that I can provide you with more info.

Danver
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At 7:44am on October 24, 2009, Danver Roman said…
dear Vijay

Sorry for my belated response. I had difficulty logging onto the informatics forum site. I would need more information on what you want to use it for. If is just looking up the codes, then the information can imported from the CD's that are supplied by the WHO. If more then please email me at dlroman@telkomsa.net or droman@pgwc.gov.za

Regards

Danver
At 9:53pm on October 2, 2009, Dr Suryanath Gudidevuni said…
Hi Vijay

I presume you are looking at ICD10. It is accessible free of cost at WHO web site. if you need any further help, write to suryanathg@gmail.com or call me at 09177131331.

Recently i saw a drug database along with ICD 9 in the market somewhere. But i don't think you are not looking at ICD 9.
Regards

Suryanath
At 5:03pm on September 29, 2009, Dr. Supten Sarbadhikari said…
You can check
1. http://www.care2x.org/manuals/en_install_advanced_2_1.htm
2. http://wareseeker.com/screenshot/icd-browser-3.exe/3b543ef0e9
At 6:07am on September 29, 2009, Dr Vikas Gaur said…
Vijay,

Have you googled the WHO ICD 10 website. I guess, you can download them from this website. The link is given below.

http://www.who.int/classifications/icd/en/
At 6:42pm on September 28, 2009, Dr Vikas Gaur said…
Hi Vijay,

Kindly let me know what sort of help you require and I will try my best.

Best wishes,

VIKAS
At 9:06am on September 27, 2009, achal gogia said…
hello sir
thanks for ur kind suggestion
but sir also let me know apart from workflow, which softwares one should know to make job profile a pleasent one. or any other suggestions from ur side.can i have ur no sir. u can give here or sms me at 9552992975. thanx again sir
At 8:21pm on September 24, 2009, anila vijayagopal said…
hai
i did ask about AI used in health to kumar sir ,he has given me clear cut idea abt that ,accidently i have done a very short prg in oncology long back related with AI ,i'm planning to do a project right from now,hope to complete it by one yr,mainly need to collect data's and definitely on which platform to go ahead.most important nobody in india has so far done this project.give me ur email id along with current ph no.do send me name of that biology book ,relating terminologies of anatomy with out fail.need to discuss so many things...
 
 

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