英文摘要 |
National Immunization Information System, is called NIIS for short which was one of important evolution plans for its existing systems which was claimed by Center for Disease Control (CDC), Department of Health (DOH) in Taiwan, to computerize the national immunization affairs at present. NIIS had already been started to carry out system evolution at the beginning of year 2002. In the beginning of year 2003, the system was implemented nationwide. At the end of 2003, it has been implemented with on-line running at the public health bureaus in 25 counties and cities and the public health centers in 374 townships. The major functions of immunization affairs related to this system are to be closely with the daily life of general publics, such as the vaccine inoculation of children, the aged people and so on. In additions, the data key-in of the liver disease examination of expectant mothers, the vaccine management which belongs to the management level, and related reports of inoculation percentage and statistics are the main fiinctions of this system. After the implementation of this system, the CDC of DOH attempts to understand the status of user satisfaction and system effectiveness through two comprehensive surveys at the end of 2003 and 2004, respectively. The results of the surveys can be used to understand the user satisfaction and as a reference for the follow-up system improvement, functional extension and future system development. This analysis of survey is targeted to three planes including 'user satisfaction to the system', 'satisfaction to vendor services', and 'satisfaction to individual work'. In addition, the results are compared with its legendary system in PHIS. The findings of this survey, the overall user satisfaction to the system has significant improvement between these two services. In the comparison of PHIS and NIIS, we also find that NIIS brings not only the enhancement of system functions but also more benefits in the work to inoculation personnel. It is a positive appraisal to the system redesign, promotion, and may be used as the basis of continuous improvement onward. |