Health Institutions in 'EMIS' System

It's been almost a year since this process started. Until recently, paper records were sent. But now the data can be found easily by staying in the municipality.

Although the daily data comes to the municipality, the health institution also sends monthly reports. According to Gobind Prasad Sharma Acharya, head of city health branch, 300 patients are being served monthly in every health institution and 1,100 patients are being served monthly in primary health center Kushmisera.

After the implementation of the EMIS system in health institutions by the municipality, the health conditions of the citizens can be studied instantly. Acharya said that the EMIS system makes it easy to research the nature of the disease, develop treatment methods and search for the necessary resources.

'Two trained health workers are ready in every health institution', he said, 'Laptop and internet facilities are also available.' He said that the municipality has purchased software and delivered it to all health institutions. Previously, if only a paper report for the year was submitted and submitted, the problem would not be investigated.

On the other hand, Galkot municipality has also implemented this system. The head of the city hospital Dr. Dr. Rajesh Poudel said.

Shusil Poudel, the head of the health branch, only enters the city health branch every day after gathering in the hospital. He said that this data allowed us to study the nature of patients and the condition of treatment every day. Lakshmi Sharma, Public Health Inspector of Health Office Baglung, said that the digital method has been started in all the ten municipalities as soon as the patient's details and the nature of the disease are entered online as soon as the ticket is taken. Sharma said that after starting reporting and management through the online system, the simple resources of the state have been easily utilized.

'Information has been integrated, now you can access the same system and search the data of the entire district,' said Sharma, 'even if you stay in the province, you can study the condition of all ward level patients. She said that this method, which started almost two years ago, has been perfected.

In all health institutions that have adopted this method, medicine sales and ticket fees are also deducted from the online bill. This method has also increased transparency in health institutions. "This method has been very useful, especially in the work of sending medicine," Sharma said.

Galkot Nagar Health Branch has even researched the data of one year. According to City Health Branch Chief Sushil Paudel, recently 40 percent of patients with high blood pressure have been coming for treatment. Postmortem service also took place at the village level while regular doctors were in the city hospital.

Raj Thapa, chairman of Galkot Municipality 7, said that when the postmortem service reached Galkot, Burtiwang, Kushmisera and other places, they could not carry the body from the incident site to the headquarters. The problem of financial burden on the victim's family by having to spend thousands of dollars to get a postmortem done is now gone. The problem of bringing unnecessary medicine and wasting it and not reaching the required place has also been eliminated.