Lying in Clinic Comprehensive Information and Management System
1. Introduction Today technologies are relevant to us. Thus, technology is fast changing in order for us to work faster, efficient and more convenient. There are lots of inventions and developed technological advances that improved our lifestyle, in school, in business, health, the food we eat, on how we communicate with each other and even how we travel around. So by this, it’s a big help for us to grow more productive and progressive. Computers can be of great help in storing of patient-related data. Nowadays, many hospitals employ computer system to maintain patient record and its detailed records of medical history of their patient. Yichang (2011) stated “along with information network era widely accepted, the safety of information system faces a challenge and it is also seems to be necessity to evaluate its security risk”. According to fuzzy comprehensive judgment theories, this text analysis the risk factors the information system involves from system risk, network risk, security management system, environment, and operation, and establishes the index system of information system security risk evaluation. It gives the evaluation method of information system security risk based on fuzzy comprehensive adjudicate. The model and method has been proved useful and effective by actual example. The Lying-in Clinic of El Salvador City has been in the service since 1970, run by the local government of the El Salvador. Up to date they already accommodated 20,000 patients. It has ten beds for admitting patients: for normal delivery. They have three doctors headed by Dr. Robert Escudero, one head nurse, three midwifes
and twelve other clinic staffs. The clinic only accommodates consultation, minor surgery and normal delivery, prenatal and new born screening. They have first aid kit and few stocks of medicines, IV and injections placed in a cabinet for admission purposes. The clinic doesn’t have a pharmacy. The patient usually buys medicines in a pharmacy outside
and twelve other clinic staffs. The clinic only accommodates consultation, minor surgery and normal delivery, prenatal and new born screening. They have first aid kit and few stocks of medicines, IV and injections placed in a cabinet for admission purposes. The clinic doesn’t have a pharmacy. The patient usually buys medicines in a pharmacy outside