1. In your own words, what medical IT solutions mentioned in the lesson would you like to use as a nurse?
Why?
The Electronic medical record refers to everything you'd find in a paper chart, such as medical history,
diagnoses, medications, immunization dates, allergies. While EMRs work well within a practice, they're
limited because they don't easily travel outside the practice. In fact, the patient's medical record might
even have to be printed out and mailed for another provider to see it. By implementing EMR, patient data
can be tracked over an extended period by multiple healthcare providers. It can help identify those who
are due for preventive checkups and screenings and monitor how each patient measures up to certain
requirements like vaccinations and blood pressure readings. EMRs are designed to help Using EMR
systems, patients can quickly and easily receive electronic copies of their healthcare information upon
request. In the event they choose to change healthcare providers, the universal detailed medical record
will help give the patients’ new healthcare provider a comprehensive understanding of their medical
history and current state of health. Healthcare facilities will still be able to exchange patient information
if the patient does not request it. organizations provide efficient and precise care.
2. Is there a positive and negative impact in using medical software? Explain.
Yes, there is a positive and negative effect in which the Positive effects are Improving quality of life is one
of the main benefits of integrating new innovations into medicine. Medical technologies like minimally
invasive surgeries, better monitoring systems, and more comfortable scanning equipment are allowing
patients to spend less time in recovery and more time enjoying a healthy life. Health apps to track chronic
illnesses and communicate vital information to doctors. Health apps that help you track diet, exercise, and
mental health information. Online medical records that give you access to test results and allow you to fill
prescriptions. Virtual doctor visits. Online education and ease of research. And the Negative effects of
medical technology on patients include impersonal care, negative health effects, increased costs, the
possibility of overuse and an invasion of privacy.