HIS
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What is HIS?
HIS most commonly refers to Hospital Information Systems. These are comprehensive, integrated software systems designed to manage all aspects of a hospital's operations, such as patient registration, medical records, billing, pharmacy, and lab results. They aim to improve efficiency, reduce errors, and enhance patient care by digitizing and centralizing information.
What other technologies are related to HIS?
HIS Competitor Technologies
Mayo
No summary available
Likely refers to Mayo Clinic's EHR system, which would compete with other HIS solutions.
Misys
A vendor of healthcare information systems; competes directly with other HIS solutions.
EMR
Electronic Medical Record; often used interchangeably with HIS, and can be considered a competing or overlapping system depending on scope.
Epic
A major vendor of electronic health record systems; directly competes with other HIS solutions.
HIS Complementary Technologies
RIS
Radiology Information System; complementary as it manages radiology workflow, orders, and results, which are related to hospital information.
LIS
Laboratory Information System; complementary because lab results are a crucial part of a patient's overall health record managed by a HIS.
PACS
Picture Archiving and Communication System; complementary as it stores and manages medical images that are accessed and integrated within the HIS.
Which job functions commonly mention HIS?
Radiologist
0.9% of all Radiologist jobs mention HIS
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Phlebotomist
0.3% of all Phlebotomist jobs mention HIS
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jobs on Sumble
Laboratory Services
0.2% of all Laboratory Services jobs mention HIS
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jobs on Sumble
Network Engineer
0.1% of all Network Engineer jobs mention HIS
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jobs on Sumble
Healthcare Services
1681 Healthcare Services jobs mention HIS
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