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Methods Inf Med 1977; 16(02): 81-88
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1636576
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Analyse der Ablauforganisation in einem medizinischen Untersuchungszentrum mit Hilfe der Netzwerktechnik

ANALYSIS OF THE SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS IN A MEDICAL EXAMINATION CENTER WITH THE AID OF NETWORK TECHNIQUE
H. Fleck
1   Aus der Operations-Research-Abteilung für das Sanitäts- und Gesundheitswesen der IABG (Industrieanlagen-BetriebsgesellschaH), Ottobrunn — Leiter: Dr. C. Dietrich
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Die Anwendung der Netzwerktechnik zur Analyse von Untersuchungsabläufen in einem medizinischen Untersuchungszentrum wird beschrieben. Das behandelte Problem stellte sich im Rahmen einer EDVEinsatzplanung für dieses Untersuchungszentrum.

Im vorliegenden Anwendungsbeispiel ▪wird, im Gegensatz zur herkömmlichen Praxis, die Netzwerktechnik dazu verwendet, ein bereits bestehendes System im zeitlichen und organisatorischen Ablauf nachzubilden. Durch Variation der Eingabedaten in einem Netzwerk-Rechnerprogramm werden Istund EDV-Sollzustand der medizinischen und verwaltungstechnischen Ablauforganisation erfaßt.

Eine Gegenüberstellung der kritischen Wege im Netzwerk sowie der einzelnen Zeittabellen liefert Aussagen über den zeitlichen Einfluß von zukünftigen ED V-Maßnahmen im vorgegebenen medizinischen System.

The use of the network technique for analysing the examination procedures of patients in a medical examination center is described.

The problem discussed is one of the subjects investigated within the framework of an EDP planning project for that center.

The example presented shows — unlike the conventional practice — how the network technique is used to simulate an existing system with its organisational and procedural features.

The input data were varied in a network computer program to determine both the actual status and the EDP target status of the medical and administrative operations. A comparative examination of the critical paths in the network and the several time tables provides information on the time-saving effect of possible future EDP investment in the existing medical system.

Schlüssel-Wörter

Gesundheitswesen-Organisation - Ablauforganisation - Analyse medizinischer Untersuchungsabläufe - Netzwerktechnik - EDV-Einsatzplanung

Key-Words

Health Organisation - Sequence of Operations - Analysis of Examination Procedures - Network Technique - EDP Operational Planning
 

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