Edmond Zaimi1, Elizana Petrela2, Albana Koçiaj3
1 Emergency Department, UHC” Mother Teresa”
2Statistic Service, UHC “Mother Teresa”
3 Emergency Department, Regional Hospital of Kavaja
For any health care provided to the patient, the interaction of health information is a fundamental issue. The ability to access, match, reconcile and use patient data, generated by different systems, enables better care and commitment to him. Today it is common for health care to be provided in many settings. Diagnosis and “travel” of a patient’s treatment can be accompanied by the rapid provision of information from the doctor’s office, radiology, operating room, etc. Each stop generates a record, such as physician records, test results, medical device records, summaries of medical supplies spent, or information pertaining to social health determinants. All of these are and should become part of a patient’s electronic health record in any environment. For a better result, it is essential that accurate, standardized, accessible, and interchangeable health information from all sources accompany patients at every step of their journey. All of this data has the potential to transform our healthcare system into a system that is constantly learning and improving through the use of predictive and decision-making analysis. Moving towards real interaction between health institutions is a must. Today is the time to give all patients the peace that comes from recognizing the fact that the health care provided to each of them is based on the best and most complete information possible.