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The Application of an Integrated IHCA Information System to Analysis the Related Indicators
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In-Hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) is a high risk of patient's safety issue in medical institutions, the incidence and patient's outcome of IHCA is an important indicator of ability of medical treatment and emergency medical quality of hospital. By building up the IHCA information system, we can save the time of typing and statistical data, save the consumption of paper and storage space, managers can view immediately data, track progress and confirm the correctness of the information, and Index values can be rendered immediately.
Title: The Application of an Integrated IHCA Information System to Analysis the Related Indicators
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In-Hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) is a high risk of patient's safety issue in medical institutions, the incidence and patient's outcome of IHCA is an important indicator of ability of medical treatment and emergency medical quality of hospital.
By building up the IHCA information system, we can save the time of typing and statistical data, save the consumption of paper and storage space, managers can view immediately data, track progress and confirm the correctness of the information, and Index values can be rendered immediately.
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