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PubMed1989

[The Danop Data System for decentralized postoperative surveillance of wound infections].

The Danop Data System is a microcomputer system designed for the local (ward) surveillance of postoperative surgical infections. The system is served by a simply operated microcomputer program capable of tabulating data input in four standard tables providing continuous information sufficient for surveillance purposes. The aim is that, within a five-year period, 50 per cent of all Danish hospitals will adopt this or similar systems. The system is envisaged as a preliminary to more systematic surveillance of all nosocomial infections.

Computer Systems↗
PubMed1988

[Experience of decentralized informatics at a nephrology unit of a general hospital].

The computerized medical specialized records covering the follow-up of hypertension (ARTEMIS), diabetes (MELLITEE), chronic renal failure and the minimum medical record of Nephrology (THESEE) using the temporal database management system LIED, have been developed in several units of University Hospitals. The authors show that these computerized records are usable in a Nephrology Unit in a General Hospital.

Diabetes Mellitus↗
PubMed1987

[Decentralization of the ARTEMIS system in a nephrology service in a general hospital].

"ARTEMIS" is a standardized and computerized medical file which is intended for improving the follow-up of hypertensive patients, the efficacy of treatment and for realising national-wide surveys. The software "LIED" of data base for "ARTEMIS" is nowadays transposable on mini-computer. In Nephrology Unit of General Hospital from Colmar, the system has been working since September 1985 with MICRO-MEGA E 32 (Thomson). The administrative and medical data are directly acquired by the doctors and secretaries of the Unit on a conversational mode from six terminals. There is no writing collecting of data. An evaluation of the system was realized with the 113 first hypertensive patients. The results were compared to those obtained from patients of Paris area.

Follow-Up Studies↗