臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

In recent years, thanks to the development of information technology as well as its applications, information system management has been applied in a variety of fields. Its role is becoming more and more important. As shown from the fact, an effective information system is considered as a major factor to improve management activities. In Phu Tho Department of Public Health particularly, the operations related to information exchange as well as administrative management are currently performed in a very traditional way (in the form of incoming and outgoing documents). Therefore, it is necessary to computerize those operations for better management efficiency. This study describes the information system model applied in the Phu Tho Department of Public Health. After designing the system, in order to ensure the success of its implementation, two surveys were conduct for the purpose of checking the current situation of information technology infrastructure as well as the level and ability of staff and officers. These surveys were delivered directly to staff and officers in all divisions/hospitals/health centers/organization directly under phu Tho Department of Public Health. The result showed that in general, department did build a basic infrastructure to ensure the success of system implementations. Most of the unit equip computer system, 50% set up LAN network and high-speed internet connection. However, no divisions or units have designed its own website yet; and also many staff and officers can use computer but few exploited information via the internet or use technology applications.

Table of Content
ABSTRACT……………………………………………………………………………i
Acknowledgment ii
Table of Content ………………………………………………………………………. iii
List of Tables v
List of Figures vii
Chapter 1 Introduction 1
Chapter 2 Phu Tho Department of Public Health and Its Current Process of Information Exchange 6
2.1. Function, Mission, Authority, and Apparatus of Phu Tho Department of Public Health 6
2.1.1. Function, Mission, and Authority of Phu Tho Department of Public Health 6
2.1.2. Phu Tho Department of Public Health Apparatus 7
2.2. Information Description and Information Process 11
2.2.1. Information Classification 11
2.2.2. Information Activities carried out in Phu Tho Department of Public Health 12
2.2.3. The Current Process of Information Exchange in Phu Tho Department of Public Health 13
2.2.4. The Necessity to Computerize Informational Activities in Phu Tho Department of Public Health 15
Chapter 3 Information System Model for Management Activities in Phu Tho Department of Public Health 17
3.1. Objective and Requirement of Information System 17
3.2. Setting Up and Implementing Information System 17
3.2. Setting Up and Implementing Information System 17
3.3. Information System Composition 19
3.4. Information System Model in Phu Tho Department of Public Health 23
3.4.1. Information for Daily Activities 24
3.4.2. Information for Internal Management 27
3.4.3. Information for Management 30
Chapter 4 Data Analysis on the Information System Implementation 44
4.1. Data Sources 44
4.2. Data Analysis and Results 45
Chapter 5 Conclusion 49
5.1. Research Conclusion 49
5.2. Contribution and Implication 51
5.3. Limitation and Further Research Suggestion 52
References 54

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