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Agenda 1. About HMIS 2. Objectives 3. Functionality covered 4. Coverage and current statistics 5. Benefits to stake holders 6. MIS (Hospital level & State level) 7. Challenges overcome 8. Future road map

About HMIS Hospital Management & Information System (HMIS) is a system for patient care and hospital management. HMIS automates financial, administrative and patient care activities of hospital, generates extensive management reports, operational statistics & offers a powerful query module. It generates as well as maintains Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and makes it available across the hospitals. HMIS has been envisaged to not only help the administrators to have better monitoring and control of the functioning of hospitals using decision support indicators but also assist the doctors and medical staff to improve health services with readily reference patient s EMR. It also provides work flow enabled process and parameterized alarms and triggers while patient treatment cycle. HMIS monitors pre-defined health indicators and uses exception reporting to enable efficient decision making by the hospital management, top management and administrators for policy and strategic decisions. 3

Flow Information Kiosk Registration OP IP Pharmacy Clinical / EMR Wards Stores / Inventory Purchase Lab Blood Bank Nursing Care Billing Financial Accounting Human Resource Payroll Hospital Admin Resource Scheduling

Agenda 1. About HMIS 2. Objectives 3. Functionality covered 4. Coverage and current statistics 5. Benefits to stake holders 6. MIS (Hospital level & State level) 7. Challenges overcome 8. Future road map

Objectives Streamline overall operations and increase efficiency of government hospitals Maintaining high patient satisfaction index through quality health care services s Consolidated patient EMR made readily available at any point of time Effective management of available resources (manpower, machine, space) Effective management of available resources (manpower, machine, space) 6

Agenda 1. About HMIS 2. Objectives 3. Functionality covered 4. Coverage and current statistics 5. Benefits to stake holders 6. MIS (Hospital level & State level) 7. Challenges overcome 8. Future road map

Functionalities Covered In HMIS Solution Patient Care Services Registration Wards Pharmacy Billing Patient Education Information Kiosk Clinical Services Hospital Admin Ancillary Services Clinical/EMR (Gynecology, Ophthalmic, Orthopedic, ENT, General Medicine, Pediatric, Surgery, Skin, Dental etc ) Hospital Admin National Programs Human Resource Linen Management Payroll Equipment Maintenance Financial Accounting Resource Scheduling Laboratory (Pathology, Microbiology, Bio Chemistry, Radiology) Stores/Inventory Special Camp & Training Purchase Bio Medical Waste Complaints & Redresses Application Security Transportation MIS Reports NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospital & Healthcare) EIS Reports RKS (Rogi Kalyan Samiti) Nursing Care Blood Bank

Broad level features and services provided in HMIS Patients Case Writer Pharmacist Patient Services Appointment Scheduling Pharmacy Patient Education Registration Information Kiosk Appointments Out Patient Management Drug Stock Management Hospital Information Doctors Lab Technicians Nurses Clinical Clinical Services Laboratory Blood Bank Wards Nursing Care Patient EMR Lab Reports In Patient Management Blood Bank Management Back Office Staff Store Keeper Clerks / Head Clerk Hospital Administrators Hospital Admin Hospital Admin Human Resource Resource Scheduling Payroll Stores / Inventory Financial Accounting Purchase Billing EIS Reports MIS Reports Employee Management Resource Scheduling Inventory Management Patient Billing Medical Indicators Dashboards & Reports Back Office Staff Nurses Drivers Clerks / Head Clerk National Programs Bio Medical Waste Transportation Ancillary Services Special Camps Linen Management Equipment Maintenance Complaints RKS Application Security NABH Programs & Camps Detail Linen Management Waste Management Equipment Maintenance Vehicle Management NABH Indicators 9

Agenda 1. About HMIS 2. Objectives 3. Functionality covered 4. Coverage and current statistics 5. Benefits to stake holders 6. MIS (Hospital level & State level) 7. Challenges overcome 8. Future road map

HMIS Coverage and Statistics Project Start Date 12-JAN-2005 1 st Site Live Date 26-JUN-2006 Palanpur 3yrs Warranty completion date AMC Start Date 26-JUN-2009 01-JUL-2009 8 Major Teaching hospitals 23 Minor District hospitals 2 Dental hospitals 2 Mental hospitals Bhuj Jamnagar Patan Himmatnagar Dharpur Mahesana Sola Surendranagar Ahmedabad PDU Rajkot Petlad Gandhinagar Nadiad Dahod Godhara Jamnabai Total Online Patient Registrations Total No. of patients visits Total Outpatient Clinical Record Total Lab Test Requests 2,83,70,288 3,79,33,868 1,04,36,198 80,85,147 PKG Rajkot Khambhaliya Amreli Porbandar Junagadh Palitana Bhavnagar SSG Vadodara Bharuch Rajpipla Surat Gotri Total Outpatient Pharmacy Issues 54,45,071 Navsari Dang Total Inpatients Registered 37,11,716 Valsad Total Major / Minor Surgeries 3,36,865 / 3,00,211 Total no. of Deliveries 2,58,903 As on Jun 2014

Agenda 1. About HMIS 2. Objectives 3. Functionality covered 4. Coverage and current statistics 5. Benefits to stake holders 6. MIS (Hospital level & State level) 7. Challenges overcome 8. Future road map

Benefits to Stake holders Citizens / Patients Doctors & Healthcare Staff Administrators Reduction in Patient waiting time Digitized Patient EMR across all hospitals Appointment Booking before visiting the hospital Easy access to hospital services Easy to Locate Patients through Information Kiosk SMS & email alerts for various activities like appointments, follow ups, lab tests and reports collection Workflow driven processes for clinical & diagnostic services Easy access to Patient EMR for clinical orders and treatment Diagnosis as per ICD 10 Reduction in patient serving time through Templates Alerts and reminders for key indicators related to Patient treatment Reduced chances of medication errors Query module for clinical analysis EMR Holistic view of hospitals day-to-day functioning Online review & monitoring based on identified indicators Access to Disease Trend Comprehensive drug management and Consumption monitoring Visual Alarms & Alerts for key medical parameters Effective utilization of Human Resource and Equipment

Agenda 1. About HMIS 2. Objectives 3. Functionality covered 4. Coverage and current statistics 5. Benefits to stake holders 6. MIS (Hospital level & State level) 7. Challenges overcome 8. Future road map

Key reports for hospital level monitoring Out Patient Registration Patient EMR Laboratory Investigations In Patient Registration Fast Moving Drugs Drug Consumption across Hospital Specialty wise registrations

Key reports for State level monitoring State level monitoring on key Indicators Disease Trend Year wise comparison of disease Hospital Performance Comparison on Key Indicators Hospital wise OPD Specialty wise Performance Report

Agenda 1. About HMIS 2. Objectives 3. Functionality covered 4. Coverage and current statistics 5. Benefits to stake holders 6. MIS (Hospital level & State level) 7. Challenges overcome 8. Future road map

Challenges Overcome Disease prevalence and trend monitoring not possible Poor acceptance of the system by users Medical staff found system time consuming Standardized disease codes using ICD 10, enabling hospital and state level disease trend possible Improved GUI and addressed genuine feedback. This enabled almost 3 crores registrations across Gujarat Introduced Templates helping doctors accelerate diagnosis process + efficiency Challenge in monitoring drug stock Entire drug catalog standardized, Hospital level drug stock monitoring enabled across state Monitoring performance of hospital & resources Introduced hospital grading that helps authorities to track hospital and resource performance using intelligent parameters 18

Transformations Delivered! Maintenance of manual records and no fixed workflow No real time access to patient s past history Health indicator reporting process a challenge with delays in receipt of data Not possible to manage drugs inventory Multiple sources + channels for reporting and monitoring performance No dedicated team to address ICT needs of hospital THEN NOW Transition into digital record keeping and digital workflow for each process Patient s history available in EMR In time consolidation and real time retrieval of reports Real time inventory management resulting in availability of essential drugs Single unified reporting platform with uniform standardized reporting Establishment of ITCELL to leverage and address ICT needs of hospitals 19

Agenda 1. About HMIS 2. Objectives 3. Functionality covered 4. Coverage and current statistics 5. Benefits to stake holders 6. MIS (Hospital level & State level) 7. Challenges overcome 8. Future road map

Future road map Comply to EHR standards (MoHFW GOI) Expansion up to SDH, CHC, PHC Biometrics Implementation Smart Cards Implementation Integration with Hand Held Devices

Awards / Media Notes HMIS (Health Dept., Gujarat) Governments ICT Enabled Initiatives EHealth World Awards 2011 HMIS for Best Health Care Practices National Conference on Best Practices in Healthcare Delivery 2011 HMIS (Health Dept., Gujarat) " Use of IT for maximizing business impact Enterprises driving growth and excellence through IT 2010 HMIS for Specific Sector Award TCS Implementation National Award for e-governance 2008-2009 HMIS for "e-health TCS Implementation Skoch Challenger Awards 2008 HMIS (Health Dept., Gujarat) Best e-governed Department CSI-Nihilent e-governance Awards 2007