The Actipidos Sxe Dossier Patient Solution

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The Actipidos Sxe Dossier Patient Solution

• Actipidos SXe Dossier Patient
• Expression of needs
• The need today for real time integration and
  access to exhaustive patient data underlies an
  efficient management in terms of both cost and
  improvement of the quality of treatment.
• As the requirement to optimise running becomes
  more and more critical, hospitals have to
  rationalize their resources by seeking global
  software solutions, adaptable to their needs,
  compatible with existing systems and open to
  future evolution.
• Moreover, these systems must be focused on the
  patient history and integrate and track all
  aspects of care and treatment.
• In order to best fulfill the functional needs of
  patient records, SPACEBEL Medical proposes an
  integrated solution, based on an innovative and
  mature product "ACTIPIDOS SXe, Dossier Patient
  ".

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The Actipidos Sxe Dossier Patient Solution

• Shared Patient File Solution
• Actipidos SXe, Dossier Patient  is a
  communicative and integrated solution, centred on
  the medical records of the patient and
  treatments, accessible to multiple users at
  multiple locations, including the patients
  bedside.
• With its functions for patient identification,
  management of previous history, diagnosis,
  reports, mails and speciality files, "Actipidos
  SXe, Dossier Patient "  is the ideal
  computer-based system for "medical
  administration", typically used by doctors and
  medical secretaries.
• With its functions for scheduling, prescription,
  management of appointments, treatments,
  procedures and its mobility, "Actipidos SXe,
  Dossier Patient" is the ideal computer-based
  system for the healthcare team, typically
  operated by doctors and medical staff.

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The Actipidos Sxe Dossier Patient Solution

• Communication and integration platform
• "Actipidos SXe, Dossier Patient  is not an
  independant system isolated from existing systems
  installed in the hospital.
• On the contrary, it is designed to exchange data
  with existing systems and to enhance the
  efficiency of this collaboration.
• It connects to the existing administrative
  system,  SIM  applications and pharmacy and
  appointment management, through the hospital
  network and relevant interfaces.

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The Actipidos Sxe Dossier Patient Solution

• Strengths of Actipidos Sxe
• ? Connectivity
• ? Ergonomy
• ? Mobility
• ? Modularity

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Software Architecture

• The software part of  Actipidos SXE, Dossier
• Patient  is decomposed as follows
• Client software
• - Functional modules
• - Service modules
• which sit around the client kernal
• Actipidos SXe, Dossier Patient,
• Server Actipidos SXe,Dossier Patient
• - Communication server
• - Database server

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Physical Architecture

• A client server architecture is implemented on
  LAN and WLAN network.
• The architecture of the system is organised
  around an Oracle Sybase database server or SQL
  Server under Unix or NT containing the central
  database and an NT server integrated or separate
  from the application servers, Intranet of results
  and history and the communications platform of
  Actipidos SXe, Dossier Patient.
• Actipidos SXe, Dossier Patient may be installed
  either in configuration heavy clients , or in
  configuration  light clients, under Windows NT,
  2000, 98 or 95. A mixture of light and heavy
  clients is possible.
• The principal difference between the heavy
  client and the light client lies in the fact that
  in light clients, the client process runs on one
  or many servers of the centralised terminals
  whereas in a heavy client, the client process
  runs directly on the client terminal.
• This configuration, although to the detriment
  of certain ergonomic conditions, gives the best
  response times at the level of the mobile
  stations and greatly simplifies the
  infrastructure management.

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Physical Architecture
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Physical Architecture

• Client terminals
• Client terminals run Windows NT or Windows
  95/98.
• Mobile stations
• Regardless of the client configuration, light or
  heavy, the mobile stations are electronic slates
  sometimes known as tablets or pen based
  computers.
• Fixed stations
• The fixed stations are standard PCs running
  under Windows 95, 98 or Windows NT. They offer
  the same functionalities as the mobile stations
  but use keyboard and mouse in place of a pen.
• It should be noted that it is always possible to
  add a pen and tablet to the fixed stations
  allowing the same ease of use that the pen gives
  on the mobile stations.

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Physical Architecture

• local network
• Physical Network
• The implemetation of the proposed solution
  relies on the cabling network of the hospital.
  This network is expected to be existing and to be
  correctly dimensioned in terms of coverage,
  access and speed. It supports the protocol
  TCP/IP. The use of Ethernet 10BT at the level of
  the services is advised.
• Wire less network
• A wire less network is used to connect the
  mobile computers.
• It can be considered as an extension to the
  cable network, to which it is connected in a
  transparent manner. It comprises mobile stations
  and fixed access points.

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The pen based computer

• The pen
• The most simple tool to exchange information.
  However, it does not allow access to large
  quantities of information.
• The computer
• The tool which brings to your door a world of
  unlimited information. However it takes a long
  time to master and use is static.
• Pen based computer
• An ergonomic tool, which allows you to benefit
  from the joint advantages of pen and computer .
• With the help of pen you quickly enter the
  instructions relative to the care, write some
  notes on a plan, get an authorising signature.

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Some views Patient Record
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Some views transmissions
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Some views Nurse questionnaire