In this video, we're gonna prove the following theorem of circles inside of congruent geometry. That is, we have the congruence axioms, the incidence axioms and the betweenness axioms. So this would also include neutral geometry, which you might have assumptions about continuity, but we won't need any continuity in order to prove this result. And this has to do with tangent lines with regard to circles. So what the theorem that we're gonna prove here is that a line is tangent to a circle, if and only if it's perpendicular to the radius drawn from the center of the circle to the point of tangency. So this is an if and only of statement. There's two directions that have to be gone here. So we have our circle, we're gonna call this gamma. And so what's called the center of the circle O and then the radius of this circle is gonna be something like OR, something like that. But we won't specifically mention that point right here. So we're gonna consider the situation. Which direction are we gonna go here? We're gonna assume that we have a tangent line and then we wanna argue that the intersection, excuse me, that the tangent line forms a right angle with the associated radius. So we might get something like the following. I'm gonna color my tangent line here in blue. So it just intersects the circle at one point. We're gonna call this line T for tangent line. And so then consider the segment that connects the center of the circle to this point of tangency. Let's call the point of tangency P and therefore OP is a radius of the circle. We then wanna prove that the line OP, we wanna prove the line OP is perpendicular to line T. So we're gonna do this by contradiction. We're gonna suppose not. Suppose that this line OP is not perpendicular to T. So the line segment isn't either. So then we're gonna let L be the unique line which contains O that is perpendicular to T. So we've proven previously that such a line does exist. So we're gonna take the perpendicular drop from the center of the circle. And again, for crudeness sake, I'm gonna exaggerate the situation here. So we're gonna call this line here L. But L forms a right angle with the line T and it does pass through the center of the circle. Let's call the point of intersection between T and L. We're gonna call that Q. This would then be the foot of the perpendicular that we drop from O onto T to use that vocabulary that we've used previously. All right? Well, by the extension axiom and also by the segment translation axiom, there has to exist a point R. Well, we're gonna let R be the unique point on T that's on the opposite ray of QP. All right? So QP is the ray that's going this way. So there's gonna have to be some point over here so that QR and QPR could grow into each other. So we have some point over here, R, so that the segment QR is congruent to QP, like so. So consider the angles PQO and RQO. These are both right angles and therefore they are congruent to each other. Those two angles are congruent to one another. So this then sets up for us a triangle congruence. For which triangle are we gonna consider here? So the idea is we have the triangle OPQ right here, but then we also have the triangle, which if I add in the missing side, we have the triangle OQR like so. And so these two triangles share a right angle, of course. They also share this side here, OQ, which is congruent to itself, and then by construction PQ and QR congruent to each other. So we have this side angle, side situation happening so that these two triangles are congruent to each other. And as corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent, we then can infer that the segment OR is congruent to the segment OP. Hold your horses there for a second. OP is a radius of the circle, okay? If that's a radius of the circle, that means that OR, it would have to also be a radius of the circle. In particular, that would distort our picture so that really R is this point right here, okay? In which case R is on the circle, P is on the circle, but that means this is in a tangent line because I have now two points of intersection. T was really a secant line, not a tangent line, and that gives us our contradiction. So therefore the line OP is perpendicular to line T. And so tangent lines are always perpendicular to their radius. I will then leave it as an exercise to the viewer to prove the other direction, which is very similar to what we just saw right here, that if a line intersects a circle and it's perpendicular to the radius associated to that point of intersection, then in fact that line was a tangent. And you'll prove this by contradictions because we have one point of intersection, it's either a tangent or a secant. Assume it's a secant and construct a contradiction, which will be similar to the picture we have on the screen right now. And so that brings us to the end of lecture 21 in our lecture series, which we were exploring congruence conditions on circles in a congruence geometry, just to get us used to circles. We've talked a lot about lines and angles and triangles and such, but circles are a very important part of geometry. So it was important that we then prove that many of the properties that we know about circles, in particular how circles intersect, how they interact with lines, behave in a congruence geometry like you would expect them to. And so these are not really Euclidean results, these are neutral geometric results. So thanks for watching. If you've learned anything about circles, please like this video, all the videos in this lecture in fact, subscribe to the channel to see more videos like this in the future. And if you have any questions, feel free to post them in the comments below and I will answer them as soon as I can. Bye everyone.


Hey everyone, J-Bear1000 here. Tonight I got something really cool for you. It's 1029 right now, so Let me tell you what happened. Okay, so it was Like 951 I was standing there at the garage door smoking a cigarette Monkey was over Behind you guys over at the microwave She was heating me up a snack And we're just you know talking and stuff like that and all at once. We heard a voice disembodied voice right from this area right in here and No, it was not her mom because of she a clip of her asking if her mom had said something and And You can hear the difference in the voices. That was definitely not her mom. It wasn't the TV TV was not on but it happened right out in this area here I only got one mic For these cameras because that's all my DVR has is an input for one mic But the camera That picked it up is the camera that's pointing down the hallway.  I'm gonna turn it up kind of loud. So watch your earbuds be mindful of that but See what you guys Think this thing is saying or what I have not, you know edited anything yet So I don't know if if I if I think you know, I might hear what it's saying I'll put it across the screen as it's saying it if not, then I don't know I'll put a question mark or something But that was not an EVP because usually an EVP you you can't actually hear it But when you hear it and especially more than one person hears it it's definitely a disembodied voice and there's only three of us in this house and It's really got monkey stirred up. So she's in bed. She's got to get up early for work tomorrow. So well, she's got a Doctor's appointment and then she's got to go to work. So but anyway That's no that's why she's not here with me right now. She's sleeping So it's pretty disturbing. That's the law the the loudest disembodied voice I've ever heard and that is a disembodied voice There's no question in my mind because you can actually like you hear me talking You can kind of hear the echo in here because we don't have carpet, you know, we've got tile ceramic tile. So You got kind of hear the echo it was a voice in here so and and And Monkey is going what what was that? What'd you say? And I kept asking is that your mom?   I'll slow it down for you And even on youtube, you can you know, you can slow it down on youtube maybe even further and um See if you can hear what it's saying So that's that's that's what that's what we picked up 9 51 p.m Um, it is november 1st or november 2nd. It's tuesday november 2nd 2021 so Yeah, that's uh, I'm getting chills in here Thinking about that. Um Yeah, that's I think that's One of the more interesting um captures as far as audio Um, I did capture the bedroom door opening That one time, I know a lot of a lot of people has commented on that about the door not being all the way closed But that door's either latched or it's open. There's there's no in between And you can actually hear it click and but this is not an EVP guys There's no way this is an EVP when it echoes like that. It's a disembodied voice and it was definitely not her mom so I'll play it for you again right now and Y'all stay safe and enjoy the rest of your week Shea better admit the main legend gone for now. Bye. Bye guys and we'll see you soon


All right so for um for this afternoon okay last week okay last week you had your your major exam and the last part of our prelim exam was an overview of the health information system okay it was an overview of the health information system so right now we're actually gonna talk about your health information system head on so this is actually this is not ane naman this is not long although um I would be explaining some things and we will be going deeper into the use of health information system not only in the laboratory not only in the hospital but the use of health information system in general so the objectives of this um lesson is first for you to discuss the roles of health information system so its role not only again not only in not only in the laboratory but the entire hospital next is to enumerate the different components of health information system so later on we will be talking about the um essential components of your health information system and lastly as to be able to identify the different data sources for a health information so last time we did talk about the fundamental components like your electronic health record your personal health record and your health information exchange but to be talking about information or data today we will actually be talking about um specific data that you can see on your um on those three components okay so moving forward okay moving forward we will be talking about health informatics so health informatics again is the application of both your technology and systems in health healthcare setting so when we were discussing about um health informatics last um during our last discussion for the prelim for the prelim period we did discuss about health information technology and health information management and we said that it is the health informatics it's actually the marriage between the two so health information system okay so health information system on the other hand will not cover the different systems that capture that store that manage and that transmit health related information that can be sourced from individuals or activities of a of a health institution so having said that okay having said that so let us just put the foundation clearly okay let's just put the foundation clearly that the systems that we did talk about on health information technology is now being used for healthcare related or health related um management of your information so as we go along we will be talking about different ano we'll be talking about different examples of health information system such as um this that as follow so the first one is the disease surveillance system so we do have a disease surveillance system like what we have right now with COVID-19 so the good thing about this is that um the good thing about your this is surveillance system is that it will enable you it will it will also enable the policy maker the government and everyone on the position to actually um do better um do better mitigations with regards to the pandemic that is happening right now so that this is surveillance system later on I'll give you an example um this is surveillance system it actually is available already here in the Philippines so we're current we are currently using this one okay so secondly we also have district level routine information system so when we say district this are for your municipal okay your municipalities your your barangay so we also have um district level routine information system to make sure that those infer the welfare of everyone who is in the community is also taken care of aside from that we also have the hospital patient administration system okay and human resource management information system so this talks about more on the the administrative and of course the components in the hospital when we say administrative um we're talking about yan yung mga yung mga doctors yung mga medical directors so they do also have their own um health what do you call this they also have their own information system and of course eto the human resource management information system this is actually um take for example um hindi nyo pa to nakikita first and foremost because um you're still students none of you are still we're none of you are working but the human resource management information system um here lies all the information of your employees yung mga leaves nila yung mga benefits so everything are in here okay everything are in here um in addition to that okay um the one highlighted here are this sorry lumipak the one highlighted here are your hospital information system your laboratory information system and materials management system so this are very important okay this are very important why because this is the one that we are actually are very much concerned of in addition to that is your um of course yung yung this is surveillance system natin so HIS iyan health information system this talks about later on when we discuss it further in the succeeding chapters in the succeeding lessons of our book so hospital information system okay when we are talking about hospital information system we are talking about um the billing even the registration and patient identification it's all included there the laboratory information system on the other hand this talks about um doctors requesting for tests um now even once you enter the specimen into the machine it will automatically run the examinations that was um requested for that particular patient and that is actually um that benefit is actually being given by laboratory information system so in the laboratory information system from the moment take for example um take for example we have miss ebrio miss ebrio would have her blood extraction would have her blood extraction take for example for for cholesterol okay for cholesterol so once that she came in okay he will be registered automatically to the health hospital information system for her information her demographics and then eventually the doctor will now be um requesting tests for that particular patient so take for example cholesterol na and then the moment that miss ebrio went to the laboratory they will just be calling her name um will just verify medtech na gumagawa nito ha they will just be verifying her information um um they will just verify um um certain um um information that are identifier that she really is miss ebrio and then eventually from the blood collection from the processing and even the releasing of the results to both to the patient and to the physician is also being done by laboratory information system okay so i am giving you are like a big picture view of your laboratory information system on the other hand what about materials management system so this is for the inventory okay even though we do have material management system so most of our for example most of the auditors still do count it okay they still do count um those things but when it comes to material management system this is very important especially in the laboratory especially when it comes to our reagents our supplies because um hindi tayo po pwede ng maubusan ng mga supplies ng mga essentials natin in the laboratory sir will there be a time that the laboratory would need to um maybe some of you are wondering sir paano pag naubos yung ano paano pag naubos yung supplies natin what usually is the first line take for example there is really no um supplies yet nothing is coming in yet most of the time we do send out okay we do send out specimens to other laboratory okay so take for example for saint looks um if in case there are some tests that are not available there although sell them kasi um because saint looks already really got almost all tests and then if take for example it's not in saint looks kesson city it will be forwarded to kesson um saint looks global city so ganoon yung mga ano natin but it should not be happening yung ganyan if only we have a inefficient management information materials management system okay so by the way if you do have any questions miss like i cannot see the i cannot see the chat box right now but if ever there are so please ano lang um inform me okay so moving forward now so this is an example okay for the disease surveillance we actually have the philippine integrated disease surveillance and response so please remember the pidsr the pidsr um was actually mandated by aloh so please remember the pidsr is the philippine integrated disease surveillance and response remember what i was telling you last time guys when it comes to when it comes to um when it comes to reporting of diseases take for example one in zambonga and then it will be reported to the doh here in here in manila damin so it's actually through the help of your pidsr okay your pidsr all the diseases are actually in here okay so be it communicable and non communicable diseases they are all in here the hris the human resource information system that we were talking about a while back and it talks about the compensation the training so technically what i want to give you out on the hris is that in the human resource information system all the processes are integrated in one system so all processes that concerns administrative administrative issues will be on the administrative health um administrative system everything that needs um everything about the laboratory is in the lis everything about hr compensation the payroll it's all in the hris so you see um in the uh the help that is being given to us by health information system is that it integrated everything on one system more like your phones so i am guessing that most of us are actually having your are already having our smart phone and your smart phone is a calculator a camera a music player a radio you can do message there it's a telephone you can do calls you can watch movies you can watch netflix and i hope you do you did watch the bliman or it's good and then of course um aside from that okay before you need to have all those gadgets all those um machine and devices for you to be able to do everything that you want to do but with the smart phone okay with the smart phone and tomorrow by the way is the apple event already okay who's excited so tomorrow will be i tomorrow tele um those smart watches got everything for you okay they have everything for you much more like your health information system are we clear clear your health information system also gives you information about the demographics about what is the more tallit rate right now the morbidity of this particular disease what are the medications what are the allergies everything literally later when we go to the data it are all included in the health information system so in addition to that we also have district surveillance system so take for example here in barang in pasig city so you have all the barang guys in pasig city and then you'll be able to just click it and then you'll be able to see how um what is the level of or what is the mortality and morbidity of covid-19 in that particular area in addition to that we also have this hospital patient administration system so take for example um we do have a new patient so it they will all be um registered in the hospital administration system so their name their address everything about them it will be entered there and then it will be forwarded into other systems that's why remember when we were talking about health information exchange so that is an exchange between one system and to another okay so more like an exchange from the take for example from the hospital information system going to the PIDSR so that is those are the exchanges that we were talking about in the laboratory okay let us go now in the laboratory okay in the laboratory we have here your base box okay we have here your base box we don't know why is it cover bakit nag-overlap yung pictures on my on my side right now but this is the hospital information system okay in the hospital information system we do have the informations we do have the what do you call this the different test the different procedures and even the different doctors that needs to attend to the particular patient so more like the grace anatomy moment it's like that the laboratory information system on the other hand on the LIS this will give us a picture okay this will give us a picture of the things that are to be extracted to that particular patient the different test that we need to collect from them okay and the different test that we need to do on their specimens we also have this material management system so as you can see everything is organized so when you take out something you cut a supply you will actually be doing a barcode or you will just be scanning a barcode before you release a particular material and then it will automatically be on the inventory so you see guys the health information system the information systems in general actually eliminate much of the clerical or the hands-on or the personal na pagbabantay ng mga tao why so aside from actually limiting the number of people it would actually also enable us to what to increase efficiency on the human resource services so yung mga services the health services that they are providing it will actually be optimized because they will not be busy they will not actually be consuming their time doing the counting of specimen the counting of test tubes because all of those things will be done by your material management system which leads me now to the ultimate role of your health information system the role and its function okay its role and its function so first and foremost sabingan natin dito what is its role what is its role and actually what is I would say that this is actually more like their benefit okay more like the benefit that our health information system is giving us so the role and function of HIS is first easier access to file so I cannot overemphasize this anymore we've been talking about HIS since I don't know during the prelims so easier access and I have given you sort of examples before that whenever a particular patient would come in for example 5 years or a year or a month after their result or their test has been done it actually would accumulate a lot of papers already a lot of results but because of the health information system because of all this because of all the systems that we have been talking about a while back okay we are now able to easily access all the information what else better control so when we say better control it only means that I think it was a question last meeting it was a question last meeting so better control not everyone can actually access all the things that are in there only authorized personnel can have access to the information of your patients health the doctors are the only one given permission to like update the patient information but yeah still sabing last time when some of your classmates were asking sure what if they change it okay that will now be the liability the responsibility of those of course having that account okay having that account but let us just look into the brighter side about this it's because better control meaning take for example especially right now especially right now here in now in the pandemic most of the things are actually remote like our classes right now it's all online remote and you need not to go to like you need not to go to banks anymore you need not to go to hospitals to get your checkup you don't need to go to like the school anymore personally so that's actually one thing that that's health information is providing us naman on the health sector because better control meaning they will able to access they will able to manipulate all the things that needs to be done even if they are not really on that certain place in addition to that in addition to that we also would have easier update so think for example it's as simple as like tweeting it's as simple as posting your status on Facebook simple as sending a direct message or a PM okay as easy as that so we'll be able to like manage the information of your patients you can like access the medical history you can update it you can call them you can schedule an appointment you can do pay on your online already so all of those things okay all of those things are being provided because of your health information system and not only that so say after the creation of your record you the patient information now can be access and reviewed anytime okay and then we can make copies that can be printed and then release it to the patient upon request or just simply release it to the physicians that are assigned to them okay and lastly ayan improve communication improve communication so health information system allows us to communicate with doctors and hospitals not only within the hospital but also outside the hospital so it's very important okay it's very important of course that we all adhere to like patient privacy um clauses and of course data security to ensure that um all those information are kept okay private and confidential okay private and confidential so having said that now okay having said that these are the roles and function of your your health information system it's now very important for us to discuss the different components okay the different components of health information system but before I go along are you still there yes sir okay thank you so much so like what I was um like what I was saying last time di ba we do have disadvantages and advantages but as for me um if I'm gonna look at um um if I'm gonna look at um health information system it actually offers us especially us in the medical field more of the advantage than the disadvantages okay so tingnan nyo na lang di ba so para mas ma memorize nyo na lang ng mga mabilistong roles and function tandaan nyo lang yung tandaan nyo lang yung yung easier access better control and easier update and improve communication so let's move on now to the what to the components of health information system so we do have six the six elements of his okay the six elements of his are number one the um yung health information system resources indicators we have data sources data management information products and dissemination and use so let's move forward to the first one okay the first one is of course we do have here the framework the health information system resources so framework on legislation regulation planning and resource says required to be fully functional so the thing here is that when it comes to ano when it comes to health information system resources okay when it comes to the health information resources of course we have um manpower that should be here okay of course we have the resources dapat we have the money okay you have the money but what I want to emphasize further is actually the the health information system the resources of your health information system are not just the logistics support or the financing but more actually of the collaboration between the medical practitioners and the engineers the ICT the the the one who will be developing our the one who will be developing our um health information system so the very very important thing here is that the very important thing here is that um they would shoot they should be able to come up with the health information system that will really cater um that will really cater the needs of the hospital or the needs of the lab but it take for example you won't buy you won't buy um you won't buy an iPhone if you're not fond of taking pictures of you know the usual things that you can do on your your iPhone you will not be buying that if you're not you are not up to their um to the specs or to the things that it can offer you same thing with the health information system we only will be using health information system and some of its take for example may mga ganun din gasing health information system like you can just choose what you can use and you will just only be paying for that and for you to be able to take for example you really want to create your own you can actually partner and collaborate with engineers ITs mga ganun my information technologies so that they would be able to develop a software for you that will really cater your needs in the in the laboratory or in the in the hospital so that's very important guys ha that um that when it comes to health information system the resources are very important the manpower the financing and the logistics support us of course and having said that they should be able to come up and develop with the health information system that would suit your laboratory in hospital how could they do that they can actually do that through indicators so this are the basis of your health information system plan are we gonna do why are we going to ship to HIS why are we gonna do um automation why are we going to do this and do that they need indicators okay we do need we do need indicators okay so this indicators um and related targets should actually be dependent on first the health determinants so the determinants of health are as follow so you can see it there um the health determinants for an optimal um an optimal and a healthy person is of course um genetic factors we have genetic factors here we also have nutrition um lifestyle and environment so please write it down i think it's not on your book so please jot it down genetics nutrition lifestyle environment and medical care so all those things are health determinants and these are also your indicators indicators on why are we going to use health information system so take for example why genetic so you want to to have a um like a DNA bank so this is already bio informatics naman na on the other hand nutrition then so the prevalence or the incidence of those with malnutrition the lifestyle environment and even medical care especially okay so everything are all of these things are indicators in the planning of your HIS aside from that health system okay what should be the input um what should be the input process outcome na or output na processes natin so all of those things if for example um your HIS to one of the disadvantages nga natin di ba na that we were mentioning last time is that um for some generation for some generation when we are going to shift when we shift to to health information system it will be cumbersome to them it will be difficult but um at the end when you look at the big picture and realize that it actually if efficiently optimize your health system then that is also one indicator that would actually encourage people to really shift to HIS already and lastly ang yung mga health status natin okay health status so we want that all our projects will actually be one benefiting of course the people around us moving forward take for example we have here um we do have here the different ano we do have here different indicators so you have the population of your patient so this is one actually this is actually one indicator na you need to shift on to automation and to health information system because eto ha remem re try to imagine okay try to imagine storing 61,938 patients results every day so take for example if all those 60,000 patients will have their tests every day so imagine the pile of paper the pile of information that you need to manage but nothing to worry about anymore because HIS the information system got it all for us so now when now that we are shifting into health information system it's becoming a trend it's becoming a trend because eto siguro na i don't know if you discussed in the PMLSP already one thing that one important thing or one reason why there are errors in the laboratory are because of clerical present so meaning to say the more people writing the results the more people they need to copy it here and then they will type it so those clerical those clerical procedures actually increases the variability or the errors in our procedures so for us to be able to imagine 60,000 60,000 yung susulatin mong results 60,000 yung susulat mo mga updates so that will really be a lot so it's very important na now more than ever we are really leveraging technology for health care so that are for the indicators again to wrap it up indicators these are the driving forces or these are the things that causes an institution now to move into HIS and not only that these are also the indicators that they would want to see in their health information system in their health information system so moving forward we also have here your data sources so later on we will actually be having more to talk about when it comes to your data so there are two categories of data one is the population based approach so these are the civil registration the census the population survey so we have the commission on population that they do it so the census how many people are there already the death the death rate the birth rate all of those things are being counted those are data sources we also have here civil registration so yung mga birth certificates natin how many are married single complicated may ganon ba yung mga complicated and of course we also have institution based data these are individual records resource records and service service records so ano yung mga informations that our institution are holding so you see between these two when we are talking about data sources take for example we do have health surveys yung mga research and information produced by a community based organization this one can actually be of good help not only on population but also with the institution so that's one thing that you need to remember guys please remember the examples that we have given for the population in the institution based data so now that you have the data so take for example now that you have the data di ba so we're still on the components guys ha so now that you have the resources you do know the indicators the things that you want to see in the health information system and now you do have your data sources now that you have the data sources of course it's time now to manage those data so data management refers to handling of data starting from the collection so the moment you collected the data from your patient from the moment you store them where do you store them not anymore on your physical folders but actually your cloud storage and your virtual folders to be exact so when you store the data ayan when we collect and store data to flow and quality assurance ayan may quality assurance processing and compilation of data analysis so let me just go to quality assurance first quality assurance of course making sure that everything is performing well not only the test but also how you manage your information okay how you manage your information because try to imagine this guys no matter how good or how state of the art your machines are no matter how competent your medical technologies are your doctors are if the releasing of the results the last part of the chain the releasing of the result is faulty then everything will also crash okay it will also crash it's very important to really do quality assurance and quality control all the time so aside from that processing so for example you want to copy it you want to create a report about it same thing with compilation if you want to like draw our research out of it so you can do that with the data that are being managed within your health information system aside from that data analysis eto I cannot overemphasize it again because when it comes to data analysis the next decisions of your if for example the next decision inside the class na lang inside the class na lang take for example if I take for example notice that most of the students are having failing grade so there are I mean you would know the remedy to do the mitigation to do and that is what data management through health information system provides us because imagine you have to count I don't know if you ever if you were born already during the time na manual manual parin yung votation here in the Philippines like you manually draw your vote you cast your votes manually and they manually count it okay they manually count it so imagine that the bio it's it would really take time in analyzing your data okay so talking about this information now talking about this information now the data that you have this will now become your this will now become the sources of your information products so data is transformed into useful information that serves as evidence and provides insight into crucial provides insight crucial to shaping health action so take for example here in hospital one and hospital two both hospital have complete set of PPE different brand hospital one has complete staffing with appropriate training hospital two is understaff all stop with appropriate training and experience hospital two has more health workers infected with COVID-19 than hospital one so in just a simple example like this one di ba in just a simple example like this one you'd be able to know what things to do next okay you would know the things that you would do next especially since you have all the information available already so gaya nang sinasap do you guys still remember the ecosystem that I was telling you guys so the HIS ecosystem really works that way so the exchange of information from one system to the other those are your information products okay those are information products and by the way I was just reminded of a very good documentary that I would recommend to recommend that you all watch the social dilemma I don't know if some of you already watched social dilemma but do watch social dilemma so it talks about your information because it looks like the same thing di ba sabi natin kani last time during our ecosystem our data is being used by researchers and also being used by platforms but not only that it is also being bought by some information take for example ang mga informations ninyo sa Facebook it is being paid by advertisers okay it is being paid by advertisers okay so wrapping it up so now that we have your health information system you have your indicators you have your data sources you manage your data and transform those data sources initially that you gathered into information products okay we would now be able to disseminate it and use it so when we say dissemination and use your health information system enhances the value of health information by making it readily available to policy makers and data users and things na sabi ko data users so those who use your data take for example they want to use your data for a survey you want they want to use your data for research okay they want to use your data take for example in a particular place they would actually I don't know if you realize this na when you go to your google when you go to google and you just try to search take for example when you try to search ako right now ang sinas I am searching for like take for example I'm searching for coffee and condo units the things that are appearing on my Facebook on my Instagram literally on most of my social media are all about coffee and condominium so how did they do that how did they do that that is because they some information that you have on the web are being disseminated and used by different parties similarly similarly we also have that in the laboratory so all those informations will also be used like for example there is an unknown case of they are trying to diagnose your disease or your condition so they would be able to like exchange information and use all information available on your medical health in your electronic health record so moving forward now okay moving forward now so we also have the IPO model the IPO model okay the input process output so input okay so available health information system resources and then process they will be processing the information managing the information and creating now your information product which is now your output the transformation of your data into information that can be used for decision making and dissemination in such and use of such information within the hospital so I hope you're still awake we're about I'm on my 15th slide over 26 so I think I have 10 slides more so moving forward okay moving forward these are now the different data sources for health information systems sir do we have to memorize that yes you have to so we have your demographic data your administrative data your health risk information health status your patient medical history your current medical management and outcomes data so let's move forward to the first one which is your demographic data demographic data simply means the facts about your patient so this includes the name of your patients the age the birthday gender marital status so all the information that you're seeing right now on your screen are all the information that are being taken from your patient in the beginning of their admission so this demographic data are very important not only because they are identifier to your patient because they would also give you hints and clues especially for the physicians in the diagnosis of their patient so that's number one demographic data anything that you actually would see in a normal bio data is actually the same okay similar to that so in addition to that in addition to that we also have the administrative data so what are the administrative data so it includes information on your services what are the different tests what are the different procedures that you are going to do on the other hand this also includes the diagnostic procedures that you do outpatient procedures that you do the kind of practitioners that you have the physician specialty so the nature of the institution and of course the charges and the payment so this data talks about the institution about the hospital if the demographic talks about your patient your administrative data talks about your institution okay but most of the things that we are going to talk about are concerning our patient like this for example we also have your health risk information so what are the health risk information so health risk information are records of your lifestyle your behavior as a patient and his or her medical history and other genetic factors so these are useful in evaluating patients plus propensity for different diseases so are they a smoker a drinker do they have sedentary lifestyle do they have mutations on their genes so all are also being included in here but this time okay the demographics eto siya more on things to know about you but when we go deeper okay and to your health so it's a different story okay it's a different story so like here in your risk information you have here by it's by maya na naman niba self-explanatory health risk the risk that you are actually into so if you have mutations on your gene all will also be included here okay so propensity by the way that is the tendency okay to behave in a particular way okay propensity so fourth okay fourth we have health status so health status so according to WHO di ba na paulit-ulit na nating di nade-describe that health is not just the absence of disease or infirmity but a well-being physically mentally emotionally as well and socially so health status so health status refers to the quality of life that the patient leads that a patient leads which is crucial to his or her health so when it comes to health status okay when it comes to health status it's very important as well okay very important as well because it shows one's perception of his or her health in comparison with that of his or her peers so yung health status natin di ba sometimes most of our doctors yun yung unang tinatanong di ba ano pung nararam daman niyo how do you feel right now yung mga ganyan so domains of health ayan are not just about the absence of your disease but also physical functioning mental emotional cognitive and even social functioning so um this would actually be a question for the patient on how they would assist or how do they perceive the their health in general so aside from that aside from health status aside from health status we also have here your patient medical history so patient medical history i don't know who among you in the chat box who among you have experience to be admitted in the emergency room or who among you have experience to be admitted in the hospital already in the chat box ayan si peregrino daw si peregrino nalang banan dito ayan so i think most of you ayan so there are some of you who already have experience being admitted into the hospital and most of the time di ba one thing that they actually ask you are your hospital admission during the hospital admission are your pregnancy and live birth surgical procedure and of course family history and so patient medical history example ayan so it is actually a checklist so are you pregnant and are you taking any medicine so it will actually be answering some important health questions and also the conditions of your patient so take for example um were there any diseases history of diseases that your patient had encountered before okay have encountered before so that is also one so aside from that okay aside from that la second to the last is your current medical management so when we talk about current medical management take for example currently you have your you are being treated for a particular disease or you are taking medication or maintenance so all of those are also being included here in the current medical management it reflects the patient screening processions the diagnosis of the patient or diagnosis the allergies the allergies the medication and the current health problems of your patient okay the current health problem of your patient so let us just try to like differentiate it in the health risk information these are your tendencies yung mga possible okay mga possible mga mangyare sayo in the future the things that are in the future kasi risk okay when it comes to patient medical history we talk about the past the existing okay the past or the not existing but the past um your past health status or your you're mga the disease that you had before an event the procedures that you had before comparing it now to current medical management okay these are current These are current, these are the things that are happening in the present. So take for example, yung medications mo, yung allergies mo, the diet that you are in right now and even the diseases that you are having currently. And of course, last but definitely not least are outcomes data. So outcomes data, it present the measures of the after effects of health care and various health problems. So take for example, these are now the information with regards to a particular procedure, what happened or the after effects like what we are saying here. And also outcomes directly reported by the patient after treatment will be the most useful. Example nito, take for example, are your patient health records, yung mga outcomes data na nilagayin nyo dun. So do they have unexpected complications? Do they have side effects? So all those information are also included here. All are also included here. So to wrap it up today, the time is already 2.21. Next meeting on next Tuesday, we will be having a quiz on lesson 4 and 5. Next meeting we will be having lesson 4 and 5. So on Friday, we will be having our class for lesson 5 and then our laboratory. So before that, before I do some of my announcements, so these are the key things to remember, the roles of your health information system, of course the different components and the different data sources that we have. So let me just try to end my recording. So thank you so much for listening. So now we open the floor. Now we open the floor. I'll just stop the recording and now we open the floor.


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Dior? Dior? Dior. D-E-W-L. We should ask our Mitra. Yeah, nice. Maybe he'll know. That is the one and only Mahash Kalle. Kalle. Yeah. Kalle. Kalle. Anyways. I'm doing a review of Dior, or however you pronounce the 2011 film, directed by Umesh Vinayak Kulkarni. Written by Girish Kulkarni. Kulkarni. Yep. And starring, I mean, it's a big ensemble piece, but the- And many faces' names you'd recognize, too. The main players are Nannapethikar. Mahaa. Dilip Prabhavalkar. And I can't find the guy we- Oh my goodness, why not? From Ugly? Yeah. Where is he? Why isn't he credited on there? Because he's not just from Ugly, he's from Sacred Games. How is he not in the credits? I mean, he plays a- Not only does he have a lot of IMDb credits, he's got a huge part in this frickin' movie. And you could argue- That's wild. It's either Ham or Nannapethikar, the main- Depending upon your people. Point of view. Anyways, but obviously, this will be 100 cents for a review. It came out in 2011, obviously. So if you haven't watched it, please go watch it. We got to rent it on Amazon here in the United States. I don't know where it would be available in India. So you could go check that out. But obviously 100 cents for a review starting now. Rick, your initial thoughts, please. And I'm interested to see what Corbin thinks about this because I think you would know this, but if you don't, we don't talk to each other at all about a film once we've seen it. When we sit here is the first time we hear each other's thoughts on it. Yeah, most likely. I have only, I could have written a paragraph, but I only have two things to say about this movie. The first one is, watch it while you can. And the second one is, Nice. This is one of the most important and best films I've ever seen come out of India. Wow.  Yes, high praise. I was utterly, the last time I found myself shocked at what I saw going on screen in an Indian film where I thought, this isn't just interesting satire. This is a voice of descent. This is astonishing me right now. The level of elevated artistry. The last time I remember being so flabbergasted that the creation was when we watched Header. So that tells you the kind of category I've used this film in. Do you know what the film choice was to be submitted to the Oscars that year instead of this film? Was this considered? This was part of the, there were 17 films ultimately in consideration that year. This was one of those films. What was sent? The film that was sent was Barfi. Interesting. And for me, 10 days out of 10, I would have sent this to the Oscars. This is a more Oscar. Oscar you mean? So I was utterly floored by this movie. Yeah, I really enjoyed this. And this movie kind of did this. The entire time for me. Crescendoing. Oh my stars. The last, I guess 30 to 45 minutes of this film are just completely captivating. Yeah, you think it's gonna be this and it's just going this way and you're fine with it. Yeah. And then you get some messaging in it and you think, is that where you're going? Yeah. And you're absolutely right. The last 30 to 45 minutes does this. Yeah, I forget exactly what it was. It's like you just, it kind of, it kind of almost an entire tonal shift that happens. And there's some brilliant scenes and we'll talk about it all but let's talk about the performances. And I need to find his name because let's talk about him. He. Oh, he. It's how he not credited in IMDb. Is he not credited anywhere on IMDb? Because that would make no sense at all. I need to find his name. I'm sorry. Here you go. Oh, I can get it for you. Chat DTP. Yeah, I'm gonna ask Chat DTP. Just a straight Google search. There he is. Giddish Kulkarni. Let me see if he's on IMDb. Okay. Oh, hold on. You also wrote this? That doesn't even look like him. That's him. Oh gee, okay. Yeah, his profile picture doesn't look like him. But I just put two and two together. He wrote this film? Yeah. If that's the identical name. Oh yeah, he did. Click on the name. See if it's the same IMDb pic. You betcha. Wow. Wow. There's a lot to talk about for you, sir. No joke. We've seen him in quite a few things, right? Yeah. And he's always really, really, really good. Always good. He's always extremely natural, very ear-fun-esque in terms of just he's very like, ease about how his performance. I mean, when you see him hold his own against the likes of Nawazid and Siddiqi and Nasirud and Shah, it tells you something about an actor. No, not Petticar as well. Yeah, exactly. Here in this film. But yeah, his performances in this was so genuine and so he's the character that you really care for. Because he's the heart of the film. It's very, I mean, this film is very PK in terms of much less commercial, in terms of like much less mainstream Bollywood. Right. I'm talking about in terms of the messaging of religion. It's more header than it is PK. No, I'm talking about the messaging in terms of the, talking about. It's PK with barbed wire. Well, that's why I'm saying that's a more commercial. But that's still about the religion and how people take advantage of it and how people skew people's bubblegum compared to this. People skew people's genuine experiences for their own personal gain, all that kind of stuff, right? But his performance was very, it was lovely because you really like, you don't know if he actually experienced what he said he did but you felt he genuinely saw it. Exactly. He genuinely thought he experienced it, right? He did. He was just being himself and sharing something he experienced. Whether he did or not, I like that they kind of left that open to your interpretation. It's up to you, yeah. But he genuinely thought. Correct. He saw the God. Right. Yeah, in the tree. Dutta. Dutta. Yeah, he couldn't deny his personal experience. And so he wanted to share that with everybody. And that's obviously where the film kind of catapults from there, but I love doing the entire thing, especially the end where he kind of went on his own little journey and experience with God. Yes. And we'll talk about the scene. So much to fricking say. The scene at the end. That we'll talk about that later. So yeah, what'd you think about his performance? It was beautiful. I thought the performance is, and we'll talk specifically about a couple of other people, but I thought everybody in this did a superlative job. I believed I was watching. That's the highest compliment you can give to anything an actor does. It's just, it's three words. I believe them. That's it. I believe this was a village. I believe these people were who they were. I believe they were dealing with what they were dealing with. And I felt he was definitely, each person really represented something in the film. And I felt like he represented the heart of the film, whereas I don't know the actor's name who portrayed the quote unquote scientist slash agnostic. I think it was Dillip. Yeah, he's the mind of the film. Yeah, he's the mind. It's even more than the mind. He's the rationale, the logic, the common sense and there's, I can talk on and on and on about this, but as we stick to his performance, I thought he was beautiful. Brilliant, I would love it. I already enjoyed him as an actor over in the other things we saw him in, but this is I think my favorite performance of his, but also this is probably the most, he got the lead in this as much as you can get a lead in an ensemble film. The one we got the C.M. the most in the film, right? The story centers around his experience and what that experience, what other people do with that experience. So it's his experience, that's the center of it all. Other actors that we just spoke about, Nana, who we've seen, obviously we've saw him in, the first thing we saw him in was the thing where he was the theater person. He looked so much different in this. So much different. I almost didn't recognize that. He's clearly a thespian of the likes of, say, J.I.D.P. Yeah, Nassir, Manoj, it's just, it's so obvious. And his character was so, one of my favorite scenes in the whole thing was between him and Dilip, when Dilip, his Dilip's character is a scientist. Yeah, that conversation was trying to leave. Well, it was about to leave. And their conversation. Brilliant. It was such a brilliant written scene. The writing, yeah. So obviously the writing by Girish Guresh. Guresh? Yeah. That whole scene was beautiful because one, it wasn't something that they were trying to lead you on into, it was like every single thing that each person said was justified in their care. Correct. And what they were trying to put forward. This person was like, I get it. I don't hold anything against you. You can't stop what's happening right now. But I just can't, being a scientist myself. I can't get behind this. But then his character, Nana's character, was obviously the politician who sees something he can take advantage of and through the religious aspect, which isn't just solely an Indian thing in case you didn't know. As long as religion's been around, there's been people like Nana's character taking advantage of every single religion and people. It's just a sad fact about religion. But the fact that he was, Dilip, even though he's a scientist, he was trying to convey that it's more of a, your relationship with God is a lot more of a personal thing than obviously what they were trying to make it into this place that people come so they could give you money so the town can get money. So like, and it's all just a show. He reached down to get some soil. There wasn't any left because they had built over everything. Correct. And he told somebody to go get some soil. Right. Yeah. And they didn't build a hospital, they built a temple. No. Something that people could have genuinely needed. Correct. So like, there's so many, but it's all subtle in this.  Well, sometimes, man. I'm talking like song. No, I'm talking about like in the writing of like you say some films can be really heavy handed. Yeah. This song is, I mean. No, yeah, I guess the song's pretty heavy handed. I meant that when I said it at the beginning. Watch it while you can. Well, it's been around for 13 years. Yeah, we'll see. I don't know that this film gets green lit today.  Yeah, because that Rajkumar film, which we didn't get to see, it was here for like five days here.  And like in terms of like so many different things that's like, that seems essential to the story that he's trying to tell. Why are you taking that out? So yeah, there would be a thousand cuts in this. Oh yeah.  You cannot agree with it and you cannot go see it, but don't censor it. Well, most of the time people want to censor art. It's because the art is saying something about them they don't like. Didn't say they were saying something about them that wasn't true.  All the more reason it needs to be spoken. Yeah, absolutely. But yeah, their whole scene was incredible. Incredible. Yeah, let's talk about the song. You just, you just spoke about the song. Oh my goodness. I was slack-jawed. I genuinely, I was genuinely going, I had to look up again when was this made and released. I was, it was magnificent. And so I just don't have enough adjectives to talk about how, for a film that so consistently is subtle to just be, I'm telling you what man, Colcarny's got brass nuts. I'm talking, this is a act of artistic courage to say something. That's why it's for me so, so high on the list of one of the best films I've seen, period, let alone and comparatively, love Barfi, love Priyanka and Barfi. She gives an Oscar level kind of performance in my consideration. If you're gonna put something in a time capsule from that particular year, Barfi is a very good movie. It's a commercial success and has an Oscar caliber performance in it. I don't think Barfi the film is an Oscar level film by a long shot. Yeah, I'd have to see the list, but yeah. This? Yeah. It's a shame. It's a shame we're finding out about it now and it's a shame that this was not given a broader audience at the time. Cause it is a, I think if there was one word I were gonna give this film, I'd have to add an adverb. Honestly courageous. And I wanna also talk about the cameo performance, which right when I saw his nose, immediately, it's an iconic nose, the nose he has. Apparently this was his first Marathi film. Oh, I think nice. Makes sense that he would wanna be in this film. I love that whole scene though. Because it was clearly obviously him talking to God.  The cow, yeah. And dutta. Yeah. Yes. In the way that he could receive God's expression. Yes. And it was brilliantly, subtly written. Even though you knew, it was like, this is obviously the cow, obviously. And everything like that. But it was subtly written and beautifully written, I feel. And obviously this year's performance was obviously really nice. But I really enjoyed Garish's performance during that whole scene. He didn't say a lot. No. He was kind of just reacting. He was reacting and taking it back to what was happening. And then his whole thing after that of when he took the idol and he went on the kind of self-discovering journey that the end of the movie. The end of the film. I didn't shed tears, but I got emotional at the end. It really hit me in the feels at the end in a big, big way. Why? Because it conveyed so much of a truth that isn't just universal, but is deeply personal for myself experientially in walking with God. One of my favorite words, the juxtaposition. Yeah, you love that word. Yeah. Of... One word? It's one word, juxtaposition. Yeah, J-U-X-T-A-P-O-S-I-T-I-O-M. Juxtaposition. Wow. And it means alongside each other. Of... So the idol had been taken. And he took it because he did not want that going on any longer. So he took their God. But rather than them believe their God had been taken, they just created a shinier, better God for themselves. And the cage goes down. It's an inaccessible God. Yet they think they have full access. Yet this man who from the start of this is just a genuine seeker. He's not... He wasn't trying to proselytize anybody. All he was saying was, I've had this experience and I can't deny it. What do you think? And at the end, this deeply personal relationship with him and the beauty of him taking God and what it means to... I mean, we know what it means now after years of seeing it, the submersion of the deity after the festivals and what that means. But the symbolism of this man who embodies walking by faith and not wanting to take spirituality and turn it into some system that you can profit from or control people with. He continues his journey as it began in nature, connected to God in some way that only he can connect with personally and he lets it go because he himself has the humility to recognize God is bigger than me. I don't hold on to God. And at its most beautiful point of connection you find the realities of creation and of spirituality not within the confines of human construct but within the wonder of wilderness and nature and the created order.  I just having personally because spirituality and God is a really big deal for me and many of you know I was a pastor for a lot of years. I've spent many a Sunday in church and I have no qualms with people who spend many a Sunday in church. I can tell you I have had encounters with God more often and more profoundly in places that were unexpected and connected to nature than I did in places that were of human construct and that's why it was personal for me. My biggest gripe with this film and it's mostly just the length of it. Which is the common thing I read which did not bother me. I think you could have trimmed down the beginning parts a little bit and made it two hours instead of two hours 23. You could have. It did not bother me. I think it could have been a little snappier. Could be. Because obviously it's a slow film. Obviously that's what they wanted the film to be slow and I'm not saying it should have been slow because I enjoy slow films and I enjoyed this film but I think you could have made it even more impactful because I don't ever want somebody to be bored in a film. Right.  You know it will be. No it is. Oh is that the run time? Four hours? Not a surprise.  Oh Marty. Oh my God. He thinks everything he does he just shits gold. Anyways. He needs somebody to come in and not be a yes man is what he needs. Anyways. Anyway. That's not what this is about. Dude that's my only gripe with it. Every other point of this film is absolutely brilliant and I always whenever we watch a Marathi film I'm like this industry is so I mean every industry is very unique in their own right I feel like in India which is so unique right but Malayalam we always give credit to such uniqueness and such artistry. Right. This is always incredible artistry but it's more like theatric theater. More theater. Absolutely. I guess makes sense there's a big theater community and where this could be a play. Yeah. I mean looking back obviously not tomorrow which is This would make a magnificent play. The first Marathi film I think we saw was Natsumarat which is Nanapettika right. Yeah. A play. Sairat. The factory one about the film. Yes. Mahesh Galle film. Fandry. Court. Court. The disciple. Gala. Jogwa. Marathi has so many beautiful movies that would translate so seamlessly into plays. The horror one. Swash. Swash. Yeah. Or however. They're all like really like high level artistry but it's all more like plays. 100%. But the artistry just like in Malayalam is always really high. Very high. As elevative as it gets. The acting. Yeah. But it's just in a different way. And we didn't even say this. One of the players in this film that you could miss but you shouldn't miss. Especially at some of the shots at the end is the cinematography. Oh yeah. It's absolutely brilliant. It kind of shows off there at the end too. At the end it really. That shot of him with the statue and the moon. Yeah. I love the score of it. Oh me too. Not just the song. I enjoyed the score. The whole score. Even I've all the little the small roles. Small roles. Yeah. And he was supposed to go off and marry. I enjoyed their relationship. I was sad that they didn't end up together. I laughed out loud several times. Yeah. And I feel like there was a lot of comedy if we spoke. We would have Marathi. Yeah. Or New Village Life. Yeah. We would probably get a whole lot more. I feel like there was a lot of subtle comedy in this. And I do think, I mean the most obvious messaging in it and you alluded to this early in this review about the messaging of this is not though it is definitively Indian, the messaging of it is is anywhere. Yeah. And as it pertains to hear the messaging, that's why if this movie was done now it could resonate so strongly with the Academy in terms of the biggest thing I harp about all the time, both publicly and privately is this war cry in so many corners of America right now for theocracy, for the imposition of one's religious views upon the population as law. And not only do we have that in our first amendment to not happen, but it's astonishing to me in a world with four to five thousand different kinds of belief systems and five major world religions, many of which have different interpretations and texts and denominational affiliations that are counterintuitive to each other that only one of them would say it's my way or the highway in terms of population living together. It boggles my mind and should not happen. And that's one of my favorite messages from the film is it makes it very, very clear that not only should you not tell people what box to put God into but then you ought not tell them that you live in that box and can't come out unless they live the way you expect them to according to their beliefs. Totally agree. It's a beautiful, beautiful film. Very little outside of the runtime that I could say bad about this film. But let us know what you thought about the film and your thoughts and what should be, I've only gotten to probably total Marathi films. If I believe it's the first one this year I do think this is like 13. If my memory serves me correctly from the list. And they're all so good. They've all been wonderful. I mean, I love Sairat and I know you didn't love it as much as I did. But that's a lot more modern. We've seen a lot of older Marathi films. But man, it would be hard to put it together at top five because they've all been incredibly good. But this one for me I can say without question. This is my favorite Marathi film that we've seen and this is in my top five of favorite Indian films irrespective of industry. I love this movie. We've seen. Love this movie. Over 300. We have. This is right up there bumping the ceiling up against Heather for me. This is that good of a film to me. Wow. Yeah. Anyways, let us know what the next Marathi film should be that we should review down below.