Application of A Mobile Platform-based System for the Management of Fundus Diease in Outpatient Settings.
Objective To evaluate the application of a mobile platform-based system in the management of fundus disease in outpatient settings. Methods In the outpatient departments of fundus disease,premature babies requiring eye examination under general anesthesia and adults requiring intraocular surgery were enrolled as the subjects. According to the existing clinical practices,we developed a system that met the requirements of clinical practices and optimized the clinical management. Based on the FileMaker database,the tablet computers were used as the mobile platform and the system could also be run in iPad and PC terminals.Results Since 2013,the system recorded 7500 cases of special examinations. Since July 2015,4100 cases of intravitreal drug injection were also recored in the system. Multiple-point and real-time reservation pattern increased the efficiency and opimize the clinical management. All the clinical data were digitalized. Conclusion The mobile platform-based system can increase the efficacy of examination and other clinical processes and standardize data collection;thus,it is feasible for the clinical practices in outpatient departments of ophthalmology.
Peking University People's Hospital Eye Center,Beijing 100044,China.
Xun
X
Dend
Peking University People's Hospital Eye Center,Beijing 100044,China.
Hong-Yan
HY
Li
Peking University People's Hospital Eye Center,Beijing 100044,China.
Hong
H
Yin
Peking University People's Hospital Eye Center,Beijing 100044,China.
Jian-Hong
JH
Liang
Peking University People's Hospital Eye Center,Beijing 100044,China.
Yi
Y
Chen
Peking University People's Hospital Eye Center,Beijing 100044,China.
Xiao-Xin
XX
Li
Peking University People's Hospital Eye Center,Beijing 100044,China.
Ming-Wei
MW
Zhao
D000328:Adult; D034201:Computers, Handheld / Q000706:statistics & numerical data*; D019468:Disease Management; D006801:Humans; D007231:Infant, Newborn; D007234:Infant, Premature; D010045:Outpatients; D012164:Retinal Diseases / Q000628:therapy*