Abstract
Introduction: Nurses and medical staff and health technologists as the largest segment of the health system are the main users of health information systems that understanding the perspective and how to use this system can be effective in improving the quality of community health. The aim of this study was to evaluate the performance of the Sib system of health centers in Bojnourd and Neishabour.Material and Methods: This is an applied study and was performed by descriptive cross-sectional method. The study population included all users of the Sib system in the health centers of Bojnourd and Neishabour who used the Sib system. Sampling was available and data were collected using a researcher-made questionnaire and data were analyzed using SPSS software version 21.Results: According to the findings of the study, the majority of users were 70% female and 30% male, 58% were in the age group of 30-39 years, and 40% of them had 5-9 years of work experience and also 63% of System users have a bachelor's degree. In the technical field, from the point of view of 40% of users, the ease of using the system is moderate.Conclusion: Based on the identified factors, by strengthening the advantages of the system and also trying to eliminate or reduce the shortcomings in it, it is possible to institutionalize and use the system more practically in order to solve health problems.
Highlights
Nurses and medical staff and health technologists as the largest segment of the health system are the main users of health information systems that understanding the perspective and how to use this system can be effective in improving the quality of community health
70% female and 30% male, 58% were in the age group of 30-39 years, and 40% of them had 5-9 years of work experience and 63% of System users have a bachelor's degree
The present study evaluates the performance of the SIB system in five areas: technical, professional, organizational, economic, and ethics and law
Summary
Nurses and medical staff and health technologists as the largest segment of the health system are the main users of health information systems that understanding the perspective and how to use this system can be effective in improving the quality of community health. Systems must be implemented that can collect information and manage it [2]. Evaluation of health information systems is one of the ways to increase the reliability of the efficiency of these systems [3]. Evaluating health information systems examines a wide range of information sources. These resources include patient data collection, storage, and retrieval systems, as well as systems for integrating, storing, and applying medical knowledge [5].
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