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Market model addresses hospitals' need for decision support.

M L Cunningham, O McKenna

Journal of Medical Systems

|February 1, 1986

Summary

Hospital decision support systems (DSS) should extend existing hospital information systems (HIS). Integrating real-time HIS data with external information creates a foundation for effective hospital DSS, like the Travenol Market Model.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Decision Support Systems
Hospital Information Systems

Background:

Modern hospitals generate vast amounts of real-time data through integrated Hospital Information Systems (HIS).
Leveraging this data effectively is crucial for improving hospital management and patient care.
Existing HIS infrastructure often represents a significant investment and established workflow.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose an approach for developing Decision Support Systems (DSS) as a natural extension of current HIS.
To highlight the importance of integrating real-time HIS data with external data for DSS.
To present the Travenol Market Model as a specific example of a hospital-needs-oriented DSS.

Main Methods:

Conceptual framework development for DSS integration with HIS.
Discussion of data requirements, including real-time HIS data and external data sources.
Case study presentation of the Travenol Market Model.

Main Results:

Decision Support Systems (DSS) can be effectively implemented by building upon existing Hospital Information Systems (HIS).
Integrated, real-time HIS data forms the essential information base for a hospital DSS.
The Travenol Market Model demonstrates a practical application of a DSS tailored for hospital environments.

Conclusions:

A phased approach, extending rather than replacing HIS, is recommended for DSS implementation.
The synergy between HIS and external data is key to a robust hospital DSS.
Specialized DSS, such as the Travenol Market Model, can address specific hospital operational needs.

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