Informational Support of Automated Quality Management Systems for Medical Service Provision Based on the Prognosis of the Patient Affects Outcome in Social Emergencies

Abstract

The conceptual issues of automated systems informational support for managing the quality of medical care in the long-term period are considered and informational flows concerning the features of patients affects in emergency situations of social nature are apprized. The elements of informational support indicate the medical-evacuation characteristics of the wounded, as well as the assessment of their effect on the length of stay at the stages of medical evacuation that are considered as indicators of medical service quality. Medical-statistical analysis using discriminant and survival analysis with the construction of linear discriminant functions, and function models of the withdrawal (completion of treatment) were used as supportive elements. A discriminant model has been developed including factors that influence significantly on the treatment outcome with distant prognosis of the wounded “promising to return” in the act of terrorism. A model of the length of stay in medical organizations has also been constructed.