Digitalization of Medical Record in Japan
Digitalization of Medical Record in Japan
Digitalization of Medical Record in Japan
Japan
• Too Much Cost for EMR Installation © Copyright IBM Corporation 2005
System Configuration of Hospital Information
System in Kyushu University (Venus 3) (Since 2007)
DS4800 DS8100 Tape library for
*Referential DB … 1.5TB *Order-entry/Electronic Medical back up
*Report reference… 1TB Record … 3TB [3584-L52]
*images(old)… 1TB *Receipt data … 700GB *6-drive
*Data ware house ・・・ 1TB *Radiology sector
SAN-Switch [2005-B32]
Order-entry system/
Referential Electronic Medical Record Reimburseme Radiology Branch
Referential Back up
Data Ware i5/OS nt system i5/OS system G/W
Medical AIX5L
Record House 6way / 30GB i5/OS 1way / 2GB 4way / 8GB
1way / 6GB
Information Reference p5 55A Branch
i5 570 (2.2GHz) x2
system
Sector CPU: 8way Memory: 38GB servers
Document
creation
support Branch system and
HIS_Network system Branch G/W
Interconnect_SG
server゙
Management_SG
Win2003
External_SG (Intranet)
Security system
Network management system
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Conceptual Figure of Venus 3 (Kyushu U Hosp system)
Payment Physical distribution
system system
Other
Sector A medical institutes
Sector C
Order-entry system information
Integration of medical and dental disclosure system
Sector D PACS
(Filmless
Patients
bi-direction System)
Sector X 70TB
Data ware house
For patient’s satisfaction
Reports to
Hospital business Health, Labour and Welfare Ministry
Safety Support of
management Management clinical researches © Copyright IBM Corporation 2005
Scales of the Entire System
• Economical;
– Lease Contract of Venus 3 with IBM for 5years
• Application and hard (Venus 3, IBM) = 22 million US$/5ys
– Network (IBM) = 4 million US$
– Filmless system (Fujifilm medical) = 5 million US$
• Physical;
– Servers = 21
– Clients =2000 (including clients of filmless system)
* There are many other branch sector systems
(drug, blood examination, physical examination, endoscope,
rehabilitation, feeding service, etc) © Copyright IBM Corporation 2005
To keep patient medical record properly
• Confidentiality
• Integrity
• availability