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| | | Article Name : | | | Developing General Practice Information Systems
to Support ‘GOOD’ Consultations Using the DSDM
AternFramework | | Author Name : | | | SABAH MOHAMMED FAYADH ALYASIRI1, ELHAM MOHAMMED THABIT ABDALAMEER2 | | Publisher : | | | Bridge Center | | Article URL : |  | | | Abstract : | | | It has been demonstrated recently that, the computer plays a
significant role in the consultation process in doctors room, it is
considered as a third actor. Doctors use the computer system to record
information about their patients to help them in consultation process.
This computerised prescribing reduces errors, agile safety and saves
time in re-description of the patients case. Currently, more practices
use various types of computer systems which have been already
developed to match the needs of general practitioners and health
service managers. Moreover, the development of the clinical systems helps the doctors in diagnosis with more accuracy in the consulting
rooms, and that development has many aims: Health monitoring,
disease management, examinations, test results review etc. These
systems may enhance the medical care quality. In addition, a good
consultation meets the concerns and expectations of the patient. The
Dynamic System Development Method (DSDM) is an agile delivery
framework for management and delivery of IT- and non-IT-related
projects. It focuses on strategic goals and incremental delivery of real
business benefits; at the same time it is maintaining control of cost,
risk, and quality.
In this paper, Atern DSDM will be used for clinical system
development by using development tools like ALFA (Activity Log Files
Aggregation) Toolkit to measure the impact of various patients records
systems (EPR) features on the clinical consultation. It provides the best
practice approach using collaborative working, demonstrable
prototypes and regular evaluations. Three stages are applied to develop
the ALFA Toolkit: observation, aggregation and analysis and
Multichannel video which are used three or four to a single screen to
identify the occurrence of different interactions and their duration.
Ultimately, data were analyzed to get results. | | Keywords : | | | Agile, Dynamic System Development Method(DSDM),
Electronic patient record (EPR), Activity Log Files Aggregation
(ALFA), Observational Data Capture (ODC), MoSCoW, General
practice, video recording. |
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