IMPROVING THE PREVENTIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS THROUGH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ELECTRONIC HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICE MONITORING
Keywords:
Electronic Health, Information Technology in Medicine, Medical Service Monitoring, Preventive Effectiveness, Digital Health, Healthcare System, Medical Data, Patient Monitoring, Medical Statistics, E-Health.Abstract
This article analyzes the role and importance of information technologies in the healthcare system, with a particular focus on electronic health (e-Health) systems. The article explores the opportunities to improve the effectiveness of healthcare systems through electronic health services, medical data repositories, patient monitoring, and digital preventive measures. It discusses the mechanisms of medical service monitoring, real-time analysis, identification of risk groups based on statistical data, and disease prevention. Additionally, it emphasizes the benefits of continuous population health monitoring and promoting a healthy lifestyle through IT tools.
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