PubMed · 11075190
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R Maffeo. 2000. Project implementation: a TAILORED approach.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11075190/
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The reporting of medical errors or near misses within a healthcare organization is one process that has been long overlooked. With strong leadership as its foundation, Baylor Health Care System addressed multiple systems and processes of technology, education, communication, learning, feedback, rewards, and recognition to demonstrate significant improvements in cost reduction, employee satisfaction, and the number of errors reported.
The Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) Standards Committee has balloted and accepted a new class of objects dealing with the generation, distribution, and management of reports. The structured reporting (SR) objects bridge the traditional separation between imaging and information systems. The DICOM SR objects offer a higher level of integration of the medical enterprise, providing practitioners with an effective tool to cover all aspects of the medical process from admission to discharge. This report presents the technical challenges posed by integrating the concepts introduced by SR with a complete hospital information system (HIS).