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KMID : 1001220100120020103
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Journal of the Korean Society of Digital Medical Imaging Technology
2010 Volume.12 No. 2 p.103 ~ p.111
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Comparative Analysis of pre and Post Digital X-ray Equipment Construction and Web-Based Wireless Network Environment Construction for Medical Screening Vehicles
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Ryu Young-Hwan
Kweon Dae-Cheol
Goo Eun-Hoe
Dong Kyung-Rae
Choi Sung-Hyun
Jang Young-Il
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Abstract
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A total of 200 hospital employees participated in this study from January 2009 to June 2010. For the survey, each participant was given necessary items for external health exams. Cronbach’s alpha was calculated for the survey regarding wireless networks. There was a need for educating data processing workers in the medical field regarding fundamental information prior to wireless network construction. The reason is high scores would be collected, which would reflect knowledge regarding data processing used at hospitals and the differences between paper charts and electronic charts. However, low scores were obtained which reflected knowledge regarding the differences between wired and wireless networks and Mini-PACS. Time for each patient was shortened to a maximum of three minutes and minimum of one minute for treatment and transmitting medical images when comparing pre and post wireless network construction(p < 0.01). Scores from the pre and post construction survey increase 1.98, 1.65, and 1.43 points for activity in the health screening area, usage of space in the health screening vehicle, and patient information storage respectively(p < 0.05). The number of patients receiving external health screenings twelve times was 3,655 prior to construction of a wireless network system. However, the number increased to 4,265 after construction. The increasing percentage was 17% in total. Prior to construction, X-ray images were taken 527 times, but after construction of a wireless network, this number growed to 1,194 and it was 116% increase. The loss of patient’s medical treatment charts was reduced from 19.8% to 18.7% after construction. We believe that educating medical workers on Mini-PACS and Mini-OCS Systems will not only increase their efficiency but also make patients receiving better treatment.
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KEYWORD
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Wireless network, Mini-PACS, Mini-OCS
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