UCLA InfoShare IAIMS Operations Grant

描述（由申请人提供）： 加州大学洛杉矶分校获得了国家医学图书馆IAIMS计划的资助，以“传播，讨论和定义综合信息管理资源和系统在21世纪世纪加州大学洛杉矶分校学术健康科学中心的教育，研究和患者护理中的作用”。UCLA IAIMS规划工作被称为UCLA InfoShare，以强调协作和信息共享。这项赠款是对业务赠款的修订，业务赠款是根据对规划阶段确定的信息管理需求的评估而产生的。该补助金是基于加州大学洛杉矶分校的基本政策，以选择实用的成熟技术来构建强大的信息系统，利用对患者护理，教育或研究领域的信息系统的投资来加强其他领域的活动，并建立在创业教师的好主意上。我们将临床网络信息交换下的最佳电子医疗数据系统联盟描述为我们的电子病历（EMR）的基础。临床授权使用电子病历将加强具体授权的研究和教育。 个人授权将存储病历的上下文特定视图的首选项。将通过根据请求数据的上下文定制适当的呈现方式来增强病历视图，即，专业临床领域，研究或教育。针对特定临床问题或临床研究的标准订单集将增强计算机订单输入。标准订单集将由当地专家根据指导方针和文献综述编写，并与学生和居民进行互动。 对IRB电子管理系统的投资将与电子医疗记录相关联，以进行认证，定制医疗记录视图，并同步标准订单集，以加强临床研究。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): UCLA received funding from the National Library of Medicine's IAIMS program to "disseminate, discuss and define the role of integrated information management resources and systems in education, research and patient care for the UCLA academic health sciences center in the 21st century". The UCLA IAIMS planning effort is known as UCLA InfoShare to emphasize collaboration and sharing of information. This grant is the revision of an operations grant that grew from the assessment of information management needs identified in the planning phase. The grant is based on fundamental policies at UCLA to choose practical proven technology for robust information systems, to leverage investments in information systems for one area of patient care, education or research to enhance activities in the others, and to build on the good ideas of entrepreneurial faculty. We describe the federation of best of breed electronic medical data systems under Clinical Network Information Exchange as the basis of our electronic medical record (EMR). Clinical authorization to use the EMR will be enhanced by specific authorizations for research and education. Individual authorizations will store preferences for context-specific views of the medical record. Views of the medical record will be enhanced by tailoring the presentation appropriate to the context in which the data is requested, i.e., specialized clinical area, research or education. Computer order entry will be enhanced by standard order sets for specific clinical problems or clinical research. The standard order sets will be written by local experts based on guidelines and literature review with interaction of students and residents. Investment in an IRB electronic administration system will be linked to the electronic medical record for authentication, tailored view of the medical record, and synchronized standard order sets to enhance clinical research.