电子病历销售常见问题（Common problems of electronic medical record sales）.doc

电子病历销售常见问题（Common problems of electronic medical record sales） Highlights of electronic medical records Technical category How were your electronic medical records designed? What framework? Our electronic medical records were developed in 2010, based on the self-developed electronic medical record editor, a system of C/S structures built around PB. What language is the electronic medical record developed in? The electronic medical record development language is PB Is your electronic medical record C/S or B/S? What are the advantages of C/S? What if we want to upgrade or change some of the older clients? Electronic medical records are C/S structures. The advantage of C/S is that it can give full play to the processing power of the client PC, and many tasks can be submitted to the server after the client processing. The advantage is that the client is responsive. Our database is on the server, and some client upgrades do not affect the use of other clients. What are the common databases for electronic medical records? What databases do you support? Whats in it for you? SQL database, our program supports a variety of databases, it is recommended to use the SQL database, because the SQL database compared to ORACLE or other database security mechanisms, as well as data throughput are advantages. What is the network environment required by electronic medical records? What are the requirements for the server? What configuration? The network environment requirements of electronic medical records and HIS compared to similar, the server configuration recommended configuration: standard two Intel quad core Xeon E7420 processor (2.13GHz, 8ML3 cache, 90W), can be expanded to four processors, with special high speed interconnect 1066 MT/s Intel7300 chipset; integrated iLO2 remote management, the standard 4GB (4x1GB) DIMMs (DDR2-667) buffer memory, expandable to 256GB, can be configured into a mirror, online backup or advanced ECC mode; Smart Array built-in P400i/256MB array contr