Medical and dental cooperation using VPN with IPsec in the hospital without dentists

Ina, Kenji; Furuta, Ryuichi; Kayukawa, Satoshi; Iwasaki, Miki; Sirokawa, Yuko; Koga, Chiaki; Hibi, Satoshi; Kabeya, Megumi; Yuasa, Shuu; Tomomatsu, Yuko; Kataoka, Takae

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“…Many hospitals used virtual private network (VPN) technology to establish secure data links, and combined with virtual desktop infrastructure technology, a remote office environment was built. By opening the VPN account and private cloud desktop, the remote office system enabled medical staff to log into intranet workstations to work remotely [54].…”

Section: Internet Telecommuting: To Maintain the Order And Efficiency Of Medical Work During Covid-19mentioning

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Development, Status Quo, and Challenges to China’s Health Informatization During COVID-19: Evaluation and Recommendations

Huang¹,

Wang²,

Nicholas³

et al. 2021

J Med Internet Res

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By applying advanced health information technology to the health care field, health informatization helps optimize health resource allocation, improve health care services, and realize universal health coverage. COVID-19 has tested the status quo of China’s health informatization, revealing challenges to the health care system. This viewpoint evaluates the development, status quo, and practice of China’s health informatization, especially during COVID-19, and makes recommendations to address the health informatization challenges. We collected, assessed, and evaluated data on the development of China’s health informatization from five perspectives—health information infrastructure, information technology (IT) applications, financial and intellectual investment, health resource allocation, and standard system—and discussed the status quo of the internet plus health care service pattern during COVID-19. The main data sources included China’s policy documents and national plans on health informatization, commercial and public welfare sources and websites, public reports, institutional reports, and academic papers. In particular, we extracted data from the 2019 National Health Informatization Survey released by the National Health Commission in China. We found that China developed its health information infrastructure and IT applications, made significant financial and intellectual informatization investments, and improved health resource allocations. Tested during COVID-19, China’s current health informatization system, especially the internet plus health care system, has played a crucial role in monitoring and controlling the pandemic and allocating medical resources. However, an uneven distribution of health resources and insufficient financial and intellectual investment continue to challenge China’s health informatization. China’s rapid development of health informatization played a crucial role during COVID-19, providing a reference point for global pandemic prevention and control. To further promote health informatization, China’s health informatization needs to strengthen top-level design, increase investment and training, upgrade the health infrastructure and IT applications, and improve internet plus health care services.

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Section: Internet Telecommuting: To Maintain the Order And Efficiency Of Medical Work During Covid-19mentioning

confidence: 99%

Development, Status Quo, and Challenges to China’s Health Informatization During COVID-19: Evaluation and Recommendations

Huang¹,

Wang²,

Nicholas³

et al. 2021

J Med Internet Res

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Development, Status Quo, and Challenges to China’s Health Informatization During COVID-19: Evaluation and Recommendations (Preprint)

Huang¹,

Wang²,

Nicholas³

et al. 2021

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BACKGROUND By applying advanced health information technology (HIT) to the healthcare field, health informatization helps optimize health resource allocation, improve healthcare services and realize universal health coverage. COVID-19 has tested the status quo of China’s health informatization, revealing challenges to the health care system. OBJECTIVE Our study analyzes the development, status quo and practice of China's health informatization, especially during COVID-19, and makes recommendations to address the health informatization challenges. METHODS We analyzed the development of China’s health informatization from five perspectives: health information infrastructure, information technology applications, financial and intellectual investment, health resource allocation and standard system, and discussed the status quo of the Internet plus healthcare service pattern during COVID-19. The main data sources included China’ policy documents and national plans on health informatization, commercial and public welfare sources and websites, public reports, institutional reports and academic papers. In particular, we extracted data from the 2019 National Health Informatization Survey released by the National Health Commission (NHC) in China. RESULTS China has developed its health information infrastructure and information technology applications, made significant financial and intellectual informatization investments and improved health resource allocations. Tested during COVID-19, China's status quo health informatization sytem, especially the Internet plus healthcare, has played a crucial role in monitoring and controlling the pandemic and allocating medical resources. However, an uneven distribution of health resources and insufficient financial and intellectual investment continue to challenge China's health informatization. CONCLUSIONS China’s rapid development of health informatization has played a crucial role during COVID-19, providing a reference point for global pandemic prevention and control. To further promote health informatization, China’s health informatization needs to strengthen top-level design, increase investment and training, upgrade the health infrastructure and IT applications and improve Internet plus healthcare services.

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Medical and dental cooperation using VPN with IPsec in the hospital without dentists

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Development, Status Quo, and Challenges to China’s Health Informatization During COVID-19: Evaluation and Recommendations

Development, Status Quo, and Challenges to China’s Health Informatization During COVID-19: Evaluation and Recommendations

Development, Status Quo, and Challenges to China’s Health Informatization During COVID-19: Evaluation and Recommendations (Preprint)

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