Το 20ό Πανελλήνιο Συνέδριο Εντατικής Θεραπείας (Αθήνα, 26–29 Νοεμβρίου 2025, Μέγαρο Διεθνές Συνεδριακό Κέντρο Αθηνών) επιβεβαίωσε κάτι που όλοι όσοι δουλεύουν σε ΜΕΘ γνωρίζουν καλά: η κλινική αριστεία δεν είναι μόνο θέμα γνώσης και εμπειρίας, αλλά και θέμα ροής πληροφορίας—δηλαδή, το να φτάνει το σωστό δεδομένο στον σωστό άνθρωπο, την κατάλληλη στιγμή.
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In an intensive care unit (ICU), clinical decisions are made under extreme time pressure, with incomplete information, and with little tolerance for error. Patients are physiologically unstable, therapies change rapidly, and dozens of variables—vitals, labs, ventilator settings, medications, neurologic status—shift hour by hour.
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Clinical IT terminology is often used inconsistently, especially when hospitals talk about “the EMR” as shorthand for an enterprise EHR, or when ICU documentation is assumed to be “covered” by an EHR module. In practice, PDMS, EHR, and EMR represent different layers of capability—optimized for different data rates, workflows, and operational needs.
This article clarifies the distinctions and explains why many hospitals still deploy a PDMS alongside an enterprise EHR.
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In critical care and perioperative settings, clinicians work with a constant stream of high-frequency data: vital signs from monitors, ventilator parameters, infusion rates, lab results, medications, procedures, and clinical events. When this information lives in separate devices and disconnected systems, teams lose time, documentation becomes inconsistent, and clinical decisions are harder than they need to be.
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Hospitals often use EMR, EHR, and PDMS interchangeably in conversation, but they refer to different layers of the clinical information stack. Understanding the distinction is essential when planning integrations, digitizing ICU/OR workflows, or evaluating clinical IT investments.
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