Athens Naval Hospital

Electronic Software

The Athens Naval Hospital began operating in 1955 and is the biggest naval hospital in Greece.
Recipient
Athens Naval Hospital
Grant title
Electronic Software
Year
2019
Location of Grant
Attica
Program Area
Health Care

The Athens Naval Hospital has 234 beds and approximately 1000 medical, nursing and administrative personnel. On a yearly basis, about 17,000 patients are treated in the hospital, 90% of whom are members of the Hellenic Navy, Coast Guard, and their relatives. Within the Cardiology Department, the Heart Attack Unit serves approximately 450 patients. About 70% of those patients are above 65 years of age.

Electronic Software

 

The grant regards the upgrade of the information system of the Heart Attack Unit and the installation of electronic software that will convert the Unit into being paper-free as all medical information will be provided electronically. The software will be installed on all computers, monitors, and other medical equipment of the Unit and in real-time will be able to receive and record information such as patient medical conditions and related metrics. The software will allow for complete customization to meet each doctor’s/patient’s needs and will facilitate the recording of medical instructions and metrics thus offering improved medical care to all the patients of the Unit.

The Athens Naval Hospital has 234 beds and approximately 1000 medical, nursing and administrative personnel. On a yearly basis, about 17,000 patients are treated in the hospital, 90% of whom are members of the Hellenic Navy, Coast Guard, and their relatives. Within the Cardiology Department, the Heart Attack Unit serves approximately 450 patients. About 70% of those patients are above 65 years of age.

Electronic Software

 

The grant regards the upgrade of the information system of the Heart Attack Unit and the installation of electronic software that will convert the Unit into being paper-free as all medical information will be provided electronically. The software will be installed on all computers, monitors, and other medical equipment of the Unit and in real-time will be able to receive and record information such as patient medical conditions and related metrics. The software will allow for complete customization to meet each doctor’s/patient’s needs and will facilitate the recording of medical instructions and metrics thus offering improved medical care to all the patients of the Unit.

Recipient
Athens Naval Hospital
Grant title
Electronic Software
Year
2019
Location of Grant
Attica
Program Area
Health Care

The Athens Naval Hospital has 234 beds and approximately 1000 medical, nursing and administrative personnel. On a yearly basis, about 17,000 patients are treated in the hospital, 90% of whom are members of the Hellenic Navy, Coast Guard, and their relatives. Within the Cardiology Department, the Heart Attack Unit serves approximately 450 patients. About 70% of those patients are above 65 years of age.

Electronic Software

 

The grant regards the upgrade of the information system of the Heart Attack Unit and the installation of electronic software that will convert the Unit into being paper-free as all medical information will be provided electronically. The software will be installed on all computers, monitors, and other medical equipment of the Unit and in real-time will be able to receive and record information such as patient medical conditions and related metrics. The software will allow for complete customization to meet each doctor’s/patient’s needs and will facilitate the recording of medical instructions and metrics thus offering improved medical care to all the patients of the Unit.

The Athens Naval Hospital has 234 beds and approximately 1000 medical, nursing and administrative personnel. On a yearly basis, about 17,000 patients are treated in the hospital, 90% of whom are members of the Hellenic Navy, Coast Guard, and their relatives. Within the Cardiology Department, the Heart Attack Unit serves approximately 450 patients. About 70% of those patients are above 65 years of age.

Electronic Software

 

The grant regards the upgrade of the information system of the Heart Attack Unit and the installation of electronic software that will convert the Unit into being paper-free as all medical information will be provided electronically. The software will be installed on all computers, monitors, and other medical equipment of the Unit and in real-time will be able to receive and record information such as patient medical conditions and related metrics. The software will allow for complete customization to meet each doctor’s/patient’s needs and will facilitate the recording of medical instructions and metrics thus offering improved medical care to all the patients of the Unit.

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