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AVAILABILITY AND USE OF MEDICAL INFORMATICS IN TEACHING HOSPITALS IN NIGERIA
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October 2024

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Ozioma E Eneasato

This paper examined the usage of medical informatics (MI) and its difficulties in Nigerian teaching hospitals. It emphasizes how important MI is to enhancing patient management, clinical decision support, and healthcare efficiency through the integration of information technology. The important role that medical informatics plays in improving healthcare delivery in Nigerian teaching hospitals was also explored. The study's main goal is to evaluate how integrating IT into healthcare might enhance patient care and operational effectiveness. The study emphasizes the difficulties teaching hospitals in Nigeria have in implementing medical informatics, despite the fact that it is becoming more and more essential for contemporary healthcare. The authors evaluated the state of medical informatics today and its influence on healthcare delivery by reviewing case studies from different teaching institutions and available literature in order to address these concerns. The results show that medical informatics has a number of important advantages, such as better patient care through data management, increased operational effectiveness, and easier access to vital health information. However, the report also finds a number of barriers that prevent efficient adoption, including poor infrastructure, restricted access Global 2 to technology, and inadequate training for healthcare personnel. The results of this study imply that removing these obstacles is essential to medical informatics adoption success. Technology integration, such as electronic health records (EHRs), has shown potential in enhancing patient care procedures. The study's result highlights the necessity of implementing medical informatics to improve healthcare delivery at teaching hospitals in Nigeria. To make this integration easier, the authors advise strengthening IT infrastructure, offering thorough training to healthcare personnel, and advocating for laws that will help. In summary, the study highlights how medical informatics can significantly improve Nigeria's healthcare system.

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