THE ROLE OF HEALTH INFORMATICS IN IMPROVING PATIENT CARE IN PAKISTAN
Keywords:
Health informatics, patient care, electronic health records, telemedicine, healthcare systems, Pakistan, healthcare technology, health data analytics, digital healthcare, medical errorsAbstract
Health informatics plays a vital role in transforming healthcare systems, especially in developing countries like Pakistan. This article explores the importance of integrating health informatics into the Pakistani healthcare system, emphasizing its potential to enhance patient care. The use of electronic health records (EHR), telemedicine, and health data analytics is discussed in the context of improving healthcare delivery, reducing medical errors, and optimizing resource allocation. Despite challenges such as limited infrastructure and resistance to technology adoption, the successful implementation of health informatics has the potential to bridge the gap between healthcare providers and patients, especially in remote areas. This article also reviews key barriers and proposes strategies for overcoming them to improve patient care outcomes in Pakistan.

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