Does introduction of a Patient Data Management Systrem (PDMS) improve the financial situation of an intensive care unit?
type: NonExperimentalStudy
type: Study
evaluates application system type: PDMS
evaluates application system type having feature: automatedCalculationOfVentilationTimes
evaluates application system type having feature: automatedCodingSemi-automatedCodingOfDiagnosesAndProceduresFromPreviouslyDocumentedClinicalDataAccorddingToGermanDRG
evaluates application system type having feature: bedsideCPOEForOrdersBetweenPhysiciansAndNurses
evaluates application system type having feature: dataReuseAndDataTransferForAccountingPurposesToTheAdministrationSubsystem
evaluates application system type having feature: decisionsSupportFunctions
evaluates application system type having feature: exportFunctionToTheBillingSystem
evaluates application system type having feature: facilitatingCalculationsOfDrugDosesAndFluidBalances
evaluates application system type having feature: importInterfacesForLaboratoryMicrobiologyRadiologyReports
evaluates application system type having feature: onlineDataAcquisitionOfCitalSignsFromVentilators
evaluates application system type having feature: onlineDataAcquisitionOfVitalSignsFromMonitoringDevices
evaluates application system type having feature: onlineDataAcquisitionOfVitalSignsFromOtherMedicalDevices
evaluates application system type having feature: supportForDigitalPhotography
evaluates application system type having user group: nurses
evaluates application system type having user group: physicians
evaluates application system type used in unit: intensiveCareUnit
first author: Castellanos I
oc evaluates oc cit: costBenefit
pmid: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24041117
published in journal: BMCMedicalInformaticsAndDecisionMaking
published in year: 2013
study method: Quantitative
vancouver reference: Castellanos I, Schüttler J, Prokosch H-U, Bürkle T. Does introduction of a Patient Data Management System (PDMS) improve the financial situation of an intensive care unit? BMC Med Inform Decis Mak. 2013 Sep 16;13:107
doi: 10.1186/1472-6947-13-107
comment: Named Study 11