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A Distributed Database and a New Application for the DRG System.

Abstract

The article presents a new solution for the implementation of the DRG classifying system used in Romania to finance hospitals. The new solution implies two proposals. The first one refers to the use of a fragmented and distributed database at level of each hospital, and the second refers to the management and the viewing of this database by means of an on-line application implemented in Java. The solution proposes that the distributed database should be managed by two powerful tools, meaning Oracle8 Server and Net8. Different types of users are proposed, each type with his own rights for managing and viewing the database. Excepting local users who use only their local database, there are also global users from National DRG Bureau who can see data from all local databases, at any time. This solution is more efficient, secure and modern, than the one used now.

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Liana Stanescu, Dumitru Dan Burdescu. 2005. A Distributed Database and a New Application for the DRG System.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15923760/

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