英文摘要 |
Objectives: Such as one of nuclear medicines and the other of cardiovascular catheterization, may make different reports over one examination result. In this study we established a nuclear medicine examination report audit information system constructed by ontology-based information extraction in the Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital. Methods: This study used cardiac and cardiovascular catheterization examination reports from the Department of Nuclear Medicine of Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital as data sources. The nuclear medicine examination report audit information system consisted of an Examination Report Extraction Agent (EREA), Examination Report Check Agent (ERCA), Examination Report Alert System (ERAS), and Examination Report Search System (ERSS). With the implementation of the information system, information feedback automatically generated alerts for nuclear medicine physicians. Results: The nuclear medicine examination report reduced the time for the audit report. At the same time, patients received early treatment, and thus required shorter hospital stays and medical resource waste was reduced. Conclusions: Each type of nuclear medicine examination should be included in the nuclear medicine examination report audit information system as a means to assist physicians in quickly determining the accuracy of reports and to increase the ratio of correct report reading. |