Written by Gelgrem Princess P Abella Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. In the age of technology, healthcare is constantly being enhanced by these digital systems. Health informatics save lives by providing accurate results quickly. It also offers new solutions and methods using affordable digital hardware. This means less effort is needed for better performance. Health informatics comes from the ongoing sharing of data. It merges information technology and computer science with clinical management. This approach aims to improve patient care. Health informatics is a broad field. It offers… Read More

Written by Nicole Miles L. Supat Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. Back then, managing materials needed pen, paper, and predictions for listing the supplies so they wouldn’t run out or pile up. Today, the manual process is still present but takes a lot of time. In today’s digital age, systems have been developed for faster and easier management of materials. Material Management is the process that organizations use to control and manage their materials flow, components, and goods from the producer to the consumer. Material Management System is… Read More

Written by Jorge L. Kuizon IV Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. When looking at hospital information systems, it’s important to choose one that supports patient care, administrative processes, and health data security. These key functions help ensure smooth operations and improved healthcare delivery. The best hospital information system depends on the size, budget, and clinical needs of a facility. Still, some platforms stand out more than others. These systems provide the backbone of digital healthcare, and their performance can have a major impact on both patient outcomes and… Read More

Written by Chauncey Jude S. Cuyacot Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. Before you begin in looking at a new software, the first and most crucial step in selecting a Laboratory Information System (LIS) is to thoroughly assess what your lab really needs. Imagine a lab where a laboratorian struggle with a slow, outdated system, where it can’t even share diagnostic images. The lab’s turnaround time for high-volume tests is suffering, and management should know that a change is needed. To avoid simply replacing a set of problems with… Read More

Written by Zithri Gabuya Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. A health information system is a tool that helps collect, store, manage, and share information about people’s health. It is used by doctors, nurses, hospitals, and health organizations to keep track of everything related to health care in an organized and easy-to-use way. A health information system keeps records of things like: Instead of using paper files, most systems today use computers or special software to store this information safely and make it easy to find. The people and… Read More

Written by Kate Shanelle S. Bayawa Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. Physiology is the study of how the organs of the body work for it to function and maintain life. It helps you understand how organisms, organs, cells, and biomolecules work together to survive. This includes knowing how the heart, lungs, muscles, and brain do their tasks in your body. The word “physiology” comes from the Greek words “physis,” meaning “nature” or “origin,” and “logia,” meaning “study of.” Subdivisions of Physiology: You can also apply this in real… Read More

Written by John Kyle D. Buenavista Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. The spinal cord is a key part of the central nervous system. It serves as the main link between the brain and the body. It sends signals that control movement, sensation, and reflexes. It makes it essential for how the body works. This article discusses the structure and function of the spinal cord. It also covers common disorders that affect it and ways to keep your spine healthy. Structure of the Spinal Cord It begins at the… Read More

Written by Chrissel Kate B. Cadungog Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. The respiratory system includes the epithelium and connective, muscular, and nervous tissues. Each has a distinct role in breathing and protecting the airway. There are many human tissues involved in respiration and keeping the airways open. Four tissue types are found within the entire respiratory system: These tissues function collectively in an orchestrated way to sustain the function of the lung. For instance, mucus covering the top of the epithelium is cleaned up by epithelial cilia, and smooth muscle contracts during… Read More

Written by Kiara Aleksy T. Paglinawan Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. Skeletal muscle is a striated, multinucleated, and voluntary type of muscle tissue. Out of the three types of muscle tissue, skeletal muscle is the most abundant in the human body. It comprises about 30% to 40% of your body mass, with males having more than females. They connect to bones directly or through tendons, which are connective tissues. They are responsible for a variety of functions. Skeletal muscles produce voluntary movements, meaning you control how and when… Read More

Written by Gynne Ross Q. Ancheta Edited and Reviewed by Reuben J C. Los Baños, Ph.D. Have you ever wondered what our hair is composed of? Let me take you back to the basics! It is composed of a protein called keratin, a fibrous structural protein. In the hustle and bustle of life, we tend to get overwhelmed by chores and issues and forget to stop for a moment to enjoy the little marvels that abound. But occasionally, in the simplest of things—such as a single strand of hair—we see beauty, intricacy, and… Read More