Federal nursing minimum basic data set and hospital management in Belgium: a case study of a nursing department

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Univ Hospitals of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium [1 ]
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Eur J Oper Res | / 2卷 / 317-331期
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Decision support systems - Health care - Hospitals - Information retrieval systems - Management - Statistical methods;
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Since the introduction of the Nursing Minimum Data Set on a nationwide basis in 1988, this nursing care information system has been used by the government, in defining hospitals budgets, as well as by individual hospitals, in their nursing management. The article is focusing on the information and communication tools the NMDS inherates. The case study illustrates the typical approach of the NMDS for the management of personal resources in hospitals.
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