Title of article
Advancing Healthcare Infrastructure: The Features of Iran’s Sina Electronic Health Record System
Author/Authors
Norouzi ، Mehdi Department of Epidemiology - Faculty of Health - Mashhad University of Medical Sciences , Amiri ، Zahra Department of Epidemiology - Faculty of Health - Mashhad University of Medical Sciences , Farkhani ، Ehsan Mosa Department of Epidemiology - Faculty of Health - Mashhad University of Medical Sciences , Hoseini ، Javad Department of Medical Biotechnology - Mashhad University of Medical Sciences , Khosravi Asl ، Tahereh Department of Health Education and Health Promotion - Faculty of Health - Mashhad University of Medical Sciences
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48
To page
54
Abstract
Background and aims: The Sina Electronic Health Record (SinaEHR) system was developed to support primary care delivery across Iran by enabling chronic disease monitoring, infectious disease surveillance, health policy decision-making, and quality improvement initiatives. Methods: The SinaEHR system was implemented by Mashhad University of Medical Sciences which contains health records of over 5 million people across various regions of Iran. It utilizes the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) version 10, integrating laboratory results through a laboratory information system to facilitate real-time clinical decision-making. Results: Widespread implementation of the SinaEHR system has established an invaluable healthcare infrastructure resource for the improvement of primary care services across Iran. Strict security and confidentiality measures are enforced to protect sensitive patient information. Conclusion: The SinaEHR system significantly advances Iran’s healthcare infrastructure by providing a comprehensive electronic health record platform to improve healthcare delivery and promote evidence-based decision-making.
Keywords
Electronic health records , Primary health care , Public health informatics
Journal title
Epidemiology and Health System Journal (EHSJ)
Journal title
Epidemiology and Health System Journal (EHSJ)
Record number
2761091
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