Integrated system for anesthesia records in cardiac surgery

Taddei, Alessandro; Fiaschi, Anna Ida; Kraft, G.; Fania, A.; Furfori, P.; Sarto, M. Del; Santoli, F

doi:10.1109/cic.2000.898643

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“…Data integration in Operating Rooms. Development of HIS at GPH started with the set up of the Anesthesia Information Management system [3] for documentation of anesthesia procedure during cardiac surgery operations. Commercial software (OTIS by Dedalus Inc.) for anesthesia data entry with on-line acquisition from OR equipment was adapted and integrated with HIS ( Figure 2).…”

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Data integration in cardiac surgery health care institution: Experience at G. Pasquinucci Heart Hospital

Taddei

Dalmiani

Vellani

et al. 2008

2008 Computers in Cardiology

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During the last ten years the Hospital Information System (HIS) was developed at the Institute of Clinical Physiology of National Research Council (IFC-CNR), recently reorganized on clinical side into the "Gabriele Monasterio Foundation" (FGM) by joint efforts of CNR, Tuscany Region and Universities. At G.Pasquinucci Heart Hospital (GPH), currently FGM's section in Massa, the HIS was adapted and extended to Cardiac Surgery and Pediatric Cardiology. Data archiving and middleware integration through HIS network, connecting GPH with head institution in Pisa, allowed to achieve full secure access to patient information from any workstation within hospital or outside. PACS was developed using Open Source DICOM utilities. Electronic Medical Record is daily used since 2005 on both inpatients and outpatients. Recently telediagnosis was set up between Balkan countries and GPH in Massa.

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Data integration in cardiac surgery health care institution: Experience at G. Pasquinucci Heart Hospital

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Dalmiani

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et al. 2008

2008 Computers in Cardiology

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“…The anesthesia record keeping system, currently installed at GPH [2], consists of one MS-W2k server (OTIS SERVER) with the anesthesia database (MS-SQL Server 2000), interconnected within a local area network with MS-W2k workstations, each installed in the three ORs with on-line data acquisition, and in both the adult and pediatric ICUs and one at anesthesia secretary. ODBC access to the ARCA database is provided, allowing integration of the anesthesia "functional island" with the patient medical record (Figure 3).…”

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“…Supplementary connection (128Kb/s) is available to guarantee continuity of patient data access in case of failure of main line (Figure 1). Development of HIS at GPH started with the implementation of the anesthesia information management system [2] for documentation of anesthesia procedure during cardiac surgery operations. Commercial software (OTIS by Dedalus S.p.A.), designed for anesthesia data entry with on-line acquisition from OR equipment, was integrated in HIS.…”

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Data integration in cardiac surgery and resource management

Taddei

Dalmiani

Piccini³

et al. 2003

Computers in Cardiology, 2003

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At "G. Pasquinucci" Hospital in Massa, a section of CNR Institute of Clinical Physiology, an information system for cardiac surgery has been in use during the last years. This system was integrated with the Hospital Information System, already set up at the head of our institute in Pisa. Anesthesia data are recorded in the Operating Room (OR) as well as materials used during cardiac surgery operations. From the OR, data are transferred into the central clinical database, creating surgery reports in the medical record and filling in standardized clinical registers. Since 2000 a total of 2185 adult and 956 pediatric cardiac surgery operations were recorded.

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