A Life with HIS
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Hospital informatization practitioners who hope to find resonance and career reference in peers' experiences
- Healthcare managers who want to understand the practitioner perspective behind hospital information system construction
- Students new to medical informatics who need to understand the reality of work in the field
- Industry observers and researchers interested in the development history of medical informatization
Not a good fit for
- Readers looking for HIS technical solutions or system selection guides; this book is primarily personal narrative
- Professional researchers expecting a systematic review of industry policies and technical architecture; the content focuses on experience sharing
- General readers with no interest in medical informatization; the narrative background has a relatively high professional threshold
Reading tips
- Start by reading the table of contents and selecting chapters by practitioners of interest; there is no need to read the whole book in order
- When reading about specific project experiences, compare them with the informatization stage of your own institution
- Read multiple authors' growth paths side by side to observe how industry changes are reflected in individuals
- When using it as an introductory industry reader, supplement background knowledge with other technical or policy materials
About the publisher
Jinan University Press is a comprehensive university press known for publishing in language and writing, history and culture, and medicine. Judging from the 2,481 titles in the database, its publishing focuses on language and writing research, the compilation of unearthed documents, Chinese culture and Eastern philosophy, traditional Chinese medicine, and grassroots medical standards. Representative books include the Chinese Dictionary (Second Edition), the series on the collected interpretation and modern translation of Warring States documents from the Language Services Series and the series on the language of unearthed documents, Chinese Cultural Psychology (6th Edition), Illustrated Compendium of Traditional Chinese Medicine Processing Techniques, and Construction and Technical Standards for Standardized Bronchoscopy Rooms in Primary-Level Pediatrics. In terms of authors, scholars such as Zhu Cheng, Zhang Yujin, Wang Fengyan, Zheng Hong, Cao Hui and Ma Zhiguo form its author base in language and documents, cultural psychology, and traditional Chinese medicine. In terms of publishing characteristics, the press emphasizes the collected interpretation and modern translation of unearthed documents and language service research, while also systematically organizing cultural psychology and medical techniques. Public information on specific matters such as overseas Chinese-language education is limited and is therefore not elaborated here.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 编委会
- 序
- 前言
- 巨龙往事
- 初心如磐，奋楫笃行，我的HIS人生
- HIS人生——知与行的循环
- 顺生而行 向阳而生
- 被HIS选择的人生，选择HIS一生
- HITer“打怪升级”录
- 学以致用，知行合一
- 一个“闯海人”的HIS人生
- 年轻人在奋斗路上的方法论
- 人生路漫漫HIS伴征程
- 数字织梦，医路领航：HIS与我共成长的三十年
- HIS一生，期待你的华丽转身
- 一位信息主管医生的自白
- HIS人生，HIS半生
- 与医院信息化发展相伴成长
- HIS结缘与“芯”思考
- 对标一流创新发展 吾将上下而求索
- 星光不问赶路人
- 三十年HIS风云：医疗信息化的坚守与创新
- 从传道者到医院HIS奠基者
- 同医院HIS一起成长
- 路虽远行则将至，事虽难做则必成
- 与新一代HIS一起慢慢长大
- HIS伴我成长
- 从零启幕，我与HIS的璀璨蜕变
- 但行前路，无问西东
- 我的巨龙HIS人生
- 从医院CIO到企业CEO
- 销售的尽头是创业，我的急救HIS
- 从Trak到Soarian，国外HIS在中国的各自成长
- “中国医院信息系统”诞生侧记
- 附录 英文简写的全称及中文释义
FAQ
Is this book a technical tutorial on hospital information systems?
Will non-medical-informatization practitioners have difficulty reading it?
Can the experiences in the book represent the development of the entire industry?
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About the author
Guo Yangfan's publicly available information is limited, and details such as his biography, nationality, and dates of birth and death have not been clearly recorded. Judging from the two works included in the database, his writing spans the fields of social science and medicine, with a focus on practical issues such as healthcare informatization and hospital cybersecurity. His representative work, A Guide to Hospital Cybersecurity Construction, addresses IT development and security management in medical institutions and has a strong practical orientation; HIS Life centers on hospital information systems and has the character of industry observation and experience sharing. Overall, Guo Yangfan's writing emphasizes professional practice and is aimed at healthcare IT practitioners and related managers, with an emphasis on operability, offering useful reference to readers in the specialized field of healthcare informatization.
Public information about Pan Xiaolei is limited, and the details currently available center mainly on a single medical-themed work, The Life of HIS. According to library records, the book is classified under medicine, and it is the author's only listed title, which makes it difficult to say more about Pan's life, education, or professional career. Based on the available clues, "HIS" in the title usually refers to a hospital information system, suggesting that the work may address practical issues in healthcare informatization and may lean toward industry observation and experience-based narrative rather than a purely theoretical monograph. For readers interested in hospital management, healthcare IT development, and related practitioners, such a subject has some reference value and topical relevance. Since no public author profile is available, readers may best approach Pan Xiaolei through the work itself, and the author's writing style and focus are best understood in light of the book's content.
Ou Binjin is an author about whom limited information is publicly available; details such as nationality and dates of birth and death cannot be confirmed. Only one work by this author is currently included in the catalog, titled HIS Ren Sheng (HIS Life), which is classified under medicine. Judging from the title and category, the book is likely centered on the hospital information system (HIS), covering how medical informatization is implemented in hospitals, the daily practice and professional experience of those working in the field. The word "life" in the title suggests that the writing goes beyond technical matters to focus on the people and stories behind the systems. Because reliable information is scarce, the author's educational background, professional identity, and writing style cannot be described in detail, and readers may learn more about the author's areas of interest from the book itself.
