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'''E-Shushrut''' is India's first large scale initiative towards [[EMR|an electronic medical record]] and is developed by the Center for Advance Computing (CDAC), Govt. of India. The project was released in 2002, but due to poor publicity much of it has not come to light.
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'''E-Shushrut''' is India's first large scale initiative towards [[EMR|an electronic medical record]], developed by the Center for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC), Govt. of India. It was released in 2002, but due to poor publicity much of it has not come to light.
  
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== Introduction ==
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== Background ==
  
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Hospital Information Systems (HIS) has been implemented in India since the 1990's. But these systems essentially maintained registration data only. With advent of Medical Informatics in India and explosive growth in Health Industry, the government of India had decided to replace the old HIS with this new system - e-susrut
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Hospital Information Systems (HIS) have been implemented in India since the 1990's. However, these systems were essentially used for patient registration data only. Most clinical patient records were still maintained on paper. E-sushrut was developed as a tool to integrate electronic clinic records with hospital management functions and billing processes.
  
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E-Sushrut is a Hospital Management Information System based on ERP solutions. This system provides accurate, real time electronic medical records (EMR) of patients and streamlines patient care and its associated administrative functions. E-Sushrut implementation is modular with the goal of allowing technological updates to improve functionality. It does however use relatively out of date user interface technology based on Windows - 95/98/2000 and NT on the front end with NT/Unix/Solaris for its back end operations.
  
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A more recent effort is the development of a cloud based version of this information management system called “Megh-Sushrut”. This system is still in its trial phase.
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E-Sushrut is a Hospital Management Information System based on ERP solution. This system provides an accurate electronic medical record (EMR) of patients and in real time streamlines patient care in an efficient manner.  In spite of a huge potential to improve health care quality, this project did not take off.  However, in the recent years there has growing effort to use information technology to improve quality of care in a rapidly growing health care sector.
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== Modules ==
 
== Modules ==
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Patient Care: Outpatient and Inpatient EMR, Laboratory Information System, Blood Bank, Operation Theater
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The developers have classified the modular implementation under the following functions:
  
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Administration: Pharmacy, Kitchen, Sterile Supplies, Billing
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'''Clinical'''
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*Registration
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*Out Patient Management
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*Pharmacy Management
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*Investigation
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*In Patient Management
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*Operation Theater
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*Patient Medical Records
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*Blood Bank
  
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'''Services'''
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*Billing
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*Appointment
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*Central Sterile Services
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*Gas Plant
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*Biomedical Waste Management
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*Diet Kitchen
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*Central Stores
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*Bio-Medical Engineering Department
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*Enquiry
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*Master Management
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*User Management
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*Stores Management System
  
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List of clinical applications
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'''Administrative'''
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• Provides Bar coding Interface for areas such as patient Registration, Stores, Sample collection
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*Personnel Information System
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• Provides Machine Interfaces
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*Finance Management System
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• Integration with Code sets like ICD (International Classification of Diseases), SNOMED etc.
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*Library Management System
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• Compliances with International Health Standards such as HL7, DICOM, LIONIC, CPT, ASTM etc.
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*Miscellaneous administrative activities
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• Portable across a variety of platforms
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• User Friendly GUI interface
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== Technical Specifications ==
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• Browser based front end support LINUX and WINDOWS
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*J2EE/ Struts, Oracle 11g, PostGres 9.1
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• Based on WINDOWS/LINUX/SOLARIS as backend
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*Compliances with International Health Standards such as HL7, DICOM, LIONIC, CPT, ASTM etc
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• Audit logging of transactions
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• Comprehensive User Management & Security.
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• Integration with PACS and Telemedicine.
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== Implementation ==
 
== Implementation ==
  
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It is being implemented in major medical colleges and government hospitals across India. Some of the hospitals are:  
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E-Sushrut is being implemented in major medical colleges and government hospitals across India. Some of the hospitals are:  
 
* Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research, Chandigarh
 
* Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research, Chandigarh
 
* S.M.S. Hospital, Jaipur.
 
* S.M.S. Hospital, Jaipur.
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E-Sushrut  system has been used by a number of large health care organization
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The E-Sushrut  system has been used by a number of large health care organizations.
  
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• SGPGI Lucknow - Since 1998
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* SGPGI Lucknow - Since 1998
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• GTBH Delhi - Since 2000
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* GTBH Delhi - Since 2000
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• Central Hospital, Northern Railway, New Delhi - Since 2002
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* Central Hospital, Northern Railway, New Delhi - Since 2002
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• GB Pant, Port Blair – Since July 2004
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* GB Pant, Port Blair – Since July 2004
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• General Hospital, Chandigarh, Since January 2005
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* General Hospital, Chandigarh, Since January 2005
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• MGIMS, Sevagram (Nagpur), Since January 2005
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* MGIMS, Sevagram (Nagpur), Since January 2005
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• IGMC, Shimla
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* IGMC, Shimla
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== Awards ==
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Sushrut has recently been the recipient of several rewards. Megh-Sushrut received the  Skoch Order for Merit Award in 2013.  In 2012, Megh-Sushrut received the Manthan Award.  Also, in 2013, they received CSI Nihilent e-Governance Award for across Rajasthan and GGSH Delhi in 2013. <ref name=”CDAC (2015)”>Center for Development of advanced Computing. About Health Information Practices in CDAC. http://xn--11bx2e6a3b.xn--h2brj9c/index.aspx?id=hi_his_sushrut</ref>
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
  
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# [http://www.cdacnoida.in/healthcare.asp e-sushrut]
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<references/>
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# [http://blog.asianhhm.com/?p=142 Asian Hospital and Healthcare Management Blog]
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# [http://medinfo.cdac.in/resources/events/mig-symp-08/pdf/presentation/ramakrishnan.pdf Presentation on Health Informatics in India]
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== References ==
  
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http://denokfaizah.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/sim-sampl
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# http://archive.ispub.com/journal/the-internet-journal-of-plastic-surgery/volume-4-number-2/sushruta-the-first-plastic-surgeon-in-600-b-c.html#sthash.kcQ2AgUg.dpbs
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# http://integrate.cdac.in/index.aspx?id=hi_pr_sushrut
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# http://www.cdacnoida.in/healthcare.asp
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# http://blog.asianhhm.com/?p=142
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# http://medinfo.cdac.in/resources/events/mig-symp-08/pdf/presentation/ramakrishnan.pdf
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# http://denokfaizah.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/sim-sample.pdf
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# http://www.cdacnoida.in/HIS/Megh_Sushrut_GGS_Hospital_Delhi.asp

Latest revision as of 01:01, 3 February 2015

E-Shushrut is India's first large scale initiative towards an electronic medical record, developed by the Center for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC), Govt. of India. It was released in 2002, but due to poor publicity much of it has not come to light.

Background

Hospital Information Systems (HIS) have been implemented in India since the 1990's. However, these systems were essentially used for patient registration data only. Most clinical patient records were still maintained on paper. E-sushrut was developed as a tool to integrate electronic clinic records with hospital management functions and billing processes.

E-Sushrut is a Hospital Management Information System based on ERP solutions. This system provides accurate, real time electronic medical records (EMR) of patients and streamlines patient care and its associated administrative functions. E-Sushrut implementation is modular with the goal of allowing technological updates to improve functionality. It does however use relatively out of date user interface technology based on Windows - 95/98/2000 and NT on the front end with NT/Unix/Solaris for its back end operations.

A more recent effort is the development of a cloud based version of this information management system called “Megh-Sushrut”. This system is still in its trial phase.

Modules

The developers have classified the modular implementation under the following functions:

Clinical

  • Registration
  • Out Patient Management
  • Pharmacy Management
  • Investigation
  • In Patient Management
  • Operation Theater
  • Patient Medical Records
  • Blood Bank

Services

  • Billing
  • Appointment
  • Central Sterile Services
  • Gas Plant
  • Biomedical Waste Management
  • Diet Kitchen
  • Central Stores
  • Bio-Medical Engineering Department
  • Enquiry
  • Master Management
  • User Management
  • Stores Management System

Administrative

  • Personnel Information System
  • Finance Management System
  • Library Management System
  • Miscellaneous administrative activities

Technical Specifications

  • J2EE/ Struts, Oracle 11g, PostGres 9.1
  • Compliances with International Health Standards such as HL7, DICOM, LIONIC, CPT, ASTM etc

Implementation

E-Sushrut is being implemented in major medical colleges and government hospitals across India. Some of the hospitals are:

  • Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research, Chandigarh
  • S.M.S. Hospital, Jaipur.
  • All Hospitals under Govt. of NCT Delhi
  • Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute, Lucknow
  • Guru Tej Bahadur Hospital, New Delhi
  • Regional Cancer Center, Thiruvananthapuram
  • Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Sevagram


The E-Sushrut system has been used by a number of large health care organizations.

  • SGPGI Lucknow - Since 1998
  • GTBH Delhi - Since 2000
  • Central Hospital, Northern Railway, New Delhi - Since 2002
  • GB Pant, Port Blair – Since July 2004
  • General Hospital, Chandigarh, Since January 2005
  • MGIMS, Sevagram (Nagpur), Since January 2005
  • IGMC, Shimla

Awards

Sushrut has recently been the recipient of several rewards. Megh-Sushrut received the Skoch Order for Merit Award in 2013. In 2012, Megh-Sushrut received the Manthan Award. Also, in 2013, they received CSI Nihilent e-Governance Award for across Rajasthan and GGSH Delhi in 2013. [1]

References

  1. ↑ Center for Development of advanced Computing. About Health Information Practices in CDAC. http://xn--11bx2e6a3b.xn--h2brj9c/index.aspx?id=hi_his_sushrut

References

  1. http://archive.ispub.com/journal/the-internet-journal-of-plastic-surgery/volume-4-number-2/sushruta-the-first-plastic-surgeon-in-600-b-c.html#sthash.kcQ2AgUg.dpbs
  2. http://integrate.cdac.in/index.aspx?id=hi_pr_sushrut
  3. http://www.cdacnoida.in/healthcare.asp
  4. http://blog.asianhhm.com/?p=142
  5. http://medinfo.cdac.in/resources/events/mig-symp-08/pdf/presentation/ramakrishnan.pdf
  6. http://denokfaizah.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/sim-sample.pdf
  7. http://www.cdacnoida.in/HIS/Megh_Sushrut_GGS_Hospital_Delhi.asp
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