Development of an Input System with Access to Medical Record Data and a Database Tailored for Clinical Study

摘要

In 1995, Osaka University Hospital, teaming up with NEC, launched a research and development project to work on an electronic medical record system. In 2000, they released "MegaOak-NEMR," the first electronic medical record system. Development continues on an ongoing basis. The introduction of electronic medical record system is making good progress from clinics to large-scale hospitals, but if wider application is to be achieved, it is necessary to develop a method of alleviating the burden of inputting as well as a medical record data utilizing system. We asked Associate Professor Yasushi Matsumura of Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Department of Medical Informatics, who engages in electronic medical record system development focusing on secondary utilization of crinicalrninformation, about the dynamic template, an electronic medical record inputting tool, and the mechanism for accumulated data utilization.