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Tasks and function of a KIS (hospital information system) +
A clinical workplace system (KAS) (i.e. requesting examinations, documenting medical findings as well as writing medical prescriptions and reports) +
The CPOE procedure (Computerized Physician Order Entry), its advantages, disadvantages and prerequisites +
The tasks and functions of information systems for outpatient care and medical responsibilities in the use of these systems +
Drug information systems +
The architectures of information systems in the health care sector, approaches and standards for communication and cooperation as well as for the interfacing and integration of components, architectural paradigms (e.g. service-oriented architectures) +
The most important components of a HIS (RIS/PACS, LIS, PDMS, OP system, PDV, KAS) - (RIS - Radiology Information System); PACS - Picture Archiving and Communication System; LIS - Laboratory Information System; PDMS - Patient Data Management System; OP system - Surgical Documentation System); PDV - Patient Data Management System; KAS - Hospital Workplace System) +
Formulation of requirements regarding the functionality of departmental systems and of feedback on existing systems, requirement specifications, performance, technical/functional specifications, procurement processes, tendering procedures, role of the physician. +
The structure, design and analysis of health records (including the terms data quality, minimum data sets, architecture and general applications of the electronic patient record/electronic health record) +
The networking of information systems +
Methods of interfacing and integration of information system components in health care, interfacing standards, dealing with multiple patient identifiers +
The term interoperability and the rationale for its necessity, levels and requirements +
Characteristics, functionalities and examples of information systems for the support of patients and the public (e.g. patient-oriented information system architectures and applications, personal health records, sensor-enhanced information systems) +
The tasks and functions of electronic health card (eHC) and health professional card (HBA), as well as the principle of telematics infrastructure +
Health-enabling technologies, ubiquitous health systems and ambient-assisted living +
Methods and approaches to regional networking and shared care (eHealth, health telematics applications and inter-organizational information exchange) +
Technical and organisational measures for the secure handling of patient data as well as procedures for the secure transmission and storage of patient data and their differentiation from insecure methods +
The regulatory framework +
Policy and regulatory frameworks for information handling in healthcare sector +
The concepts of pseudonymised and anonymised patient data +