The document discusses the computerization efforts at the Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JPNATC) in India. It describes how JPNATC implemented a dual wired and wireless network connecting 125 computers, installed picture archiving and communication system (PACS) software to view medical images, and developed a hospital information system (HIS) to digitize patient records. This transition from a non-networked environment saved approximately $44,400 per year in film costs by achieving 60% filmless operations. The computerization has provided doctors and staff access to patient data and images anywhere, anytime through the networked systems.

1. COST EFFECTIVE COMPUTERISATION IN HOSPITALS Dr Deepak Agrawal, Assistant Prof, Neurosurgery I/C Telemedicine & computerization JPNATC, AIIMS CASE STUDY: JPNATC

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21. PACS at home

22. Mobile computing

23. 1:2 Patient to computer ratio

26. Interfacing of Lab equipment

27. Infection control measures

28. Access Control

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