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Dear Miss Liang,

Thank you for your Application for Access to Information dated 3 October
2021. Please find below the information you requested:

Traditionally, patients’ medical records are kept in paper format. The
Hospital Authority (HA) started to introduce the Clinical Management
System in 1995 and more and more patients’ medical records have been kept
electronically.

With the commencement of the Smart Hospital Programme in recent years,
some of the HA pilot hospitals have implemented a new system module which
captures the patients’ vital signs, e.g. blood pressure.

The Electronic Health Record Sharing System ([1]eHealth) is developed by
the Hong Kong Government. The HA will also share some of the essential
clinical data to eHealth in accordance with the sharable data scope as
defined and reviewed by the Electronic Health Record Office of the
Government.

If you have any questions about this reply, please do not hesitate to
contact me.

Yours sincerely,

Sandy Chu(Miss)

Access to Information Officer

Hospital Authority Head Office

(Tel.: 2300 6568/2300 6555)

-----Original Message-----
From: Liang Doris <[索取資料要求電郵#817]>
Sent: Sunday, October 3, 2021 8:46 PM
To: [醫院管理局供索取資料的電郵]
Subject: 公開資料 request - data recorded in eHealth app

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Dear hospital authority

        This is a student study group from Baptist University taking a
General Education course for undergraduates in which students investigate
various government policies and projects. Our team is doing the project
related to the health management function in e-Health application.

        For the function, health management, in e-Health, it can only
monitor users’ blood pressure and blood glucose by manual input data. If
e-Health can own more data, input blood pressure/glucose automatically may
be available.

        1.How do the public hospital and clinics keep the patients’ blood
pressure and glucose records?

        2.Are these records saved in a computer system?

        3.Have these records been shared in e-Health?

Thanks in advance for your assistance

Your sincerely

undergraduate student

Liang Doris

Hong Kong Baptist University

Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong

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This is a request under the Code of Access to Information facilitated via
the accessinfo.hk website.

請將此電子郵件地址用於對此請求的所有回复：

[2][索取資料要求電郵#817]

Is [3][醫院管理局供索取資料的電郵] the wrong address for 公開資料 requests to 醫院管
理局? If so, please contact us using this form:

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the sender and then delete this Email from your computer. The Hospital
Authority does not accept liability arising from Email transmitted by
mistake.

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or other defects that might affect any computer system into which it is
received and opened, it is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure
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Authority for any loss or damage in any way arising from its use.

All views or opinions expressed in this Email and its attachments are
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of the Hospital Authority.
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