英文摘要 |
For the past decades, the Center for Disease Control (CDC), Department of Health, Executive Yuan, has continually operated the implementation of the various immunization policies in Taiwan for the prevention of national disease, and maintenance of national health. The immunization records of individual citizen are currently stored at the local database of National Immunization Information System (NIIS) located at each county's and city's bureau of health. Therefore, the CDC launches the project to centralize and integrate the database of NIIS for managing and controlling the database systems more effectively and efficiently. The purpose of this research is to provide a well-solution for implementing experience of building the integrated Central Database with its refresh mechanism for NIIS. In consideration from different perspectives, the objective of this study is to provide an integrated central database implementing and refreshing framework to integrate inoculation relative databases. The resulting benefits show that the system implementation of adopting a selective replication strategy for database design could have the advantages on both effectively enhancing system performance and reducing the computer storage cost. In additions, by using transaction logs with metadata mapping to build an automatic refresh mechanism could obtain better result of enhancing the benefit of data utilization and the efficiency of data retrieval. We also conduct the benchmark testing with Microsoft SQL Server. The result shows when the transaction data are small, the refresh efficiency of our mechanism is a little bit worse, however, when transaction data are larger than a certain amount, our mechanism is apparently better than Microsoft SQL Server, but two systems have no significant difference. After completing the implementation, the central database not only may provide the functions for promptly proceed to generate the statistical analysis for national immunization management, enhance the completion rate of immunization but also may provide the data resource to conduct the optimal planning of vaccine procurement, inventory management and distribution. |