Regulation of the work of medical personnel in a single medical information - analytical system

The timing method determined the time of admission of the patient and filling out the primary medical documentation in two groups: a psychiatrist and a nurse (n=30); general practitioner and nurse (n=30). A total of 120 people were included in the study, performing outpatient admissions in classrooms equipped with automated workstations for the doctor and nurse. A statistically significant reduction in the time of outpatient admission was revealed in the case of an active tandem of a doctor and a nurse with additional responsibilities for maintaining an electronic map - from 29.53±1.44 and 31.1±1.35 to 13.9±0.48 and 14.1±0.50 min, respectively, for the group. Reducing the time for primary documentation by the doctor will improve the quality of the provision of medical services to the patient by increasing the patient’s direct contact with the doctor.

unified medical information-analytical system, outpatient organization, medical personnel