Medical system and authority management method therefor
Provided are a medical system and an authority management method therefor. The authority management method includes creating a second-level administrator for a hospital and assigning a menu, a function and a data access authority corresponding the second-level administrator to the second-level administrator in response to a role setting operation of a first-level administrator corresponding to a medical group layer, wherein the hospital is a subordinate institution of the medical group layer; and assigning a menu, a function and a data access authority corresponding to a user to the user in response to a role setting operation of the second-level administrator.
1. An authority management method for a medical system, comprising:
In response to a role setting operation of a first-level administrator corresponding to a medical group layer, creating a second-level administrator for a hospital and assigning a menu, a function, and a data access authority corresponding to the second-level administrator to the second-level administrator, wherein the hospital is a subordinate institution of the medical group layer;
assigning a menu, a function, and a data access authority corresponding to a user to the user in response to a role setting operation of the second-level administrator;
adding, deleting, or modifying organization architecture information in the medical system in response to an organization maintenance operation of the first-level administrator; and
in a process of modifying the organization architecture information, modifying a parent institution corresponding to a currently adjusted institution and ensuring that an address identification of the currently adjusted institution remains unchanged, wherein historical medical data of the currently adjusted institution is stored to the address identification.
2. The authority management method according to claim 1 , wherein:
the hospital comprises: a first hospital and a second hospital different from the first hospital;
the second-level administrator comprises: a first administrator and a second administrator different from the first administrator,
wherein a menu, a function, and a data access authority corresponding to the first administrator are different from a menu, a function, and a data access authority corresponding to the second administrator.
3. The authority management method according to claim 1 , wherein the user comprises: a first user and a second user different from the first user,
wherein a menu, a function, and a data access authority corresponding to the first user are different from a menu, a function, and a data access authority corresponding to the second user.
4. The authority management method according to claim 1 , further comprising:
adding, deleting or modifying department information in an architecture of the hospital in response to a department maintenance operation of the second-level administrator.
5. The authority management method according to claim 1 , further comprising:
configuring administrator information of the second-level administrator in response to an information configuration operation of the first-level administrator; and
configuring user information of the user in response to an information configuration operation of the second-level administrator.
6. The authority management method according to claim 1 , further comprising:
configuring a plurality of menu functions in response to a menu setting operation of the first-level administrator, wherein each of the plurality of menu functions corresponds to a role identification of at least one of the first-level administrator, the second-level administrator or the user.
7. The authority management method according to claim 1 , wherein the organization architecture information is in a form of a tree menu, and comprises a region and a hospital, wherein the region comprises a subcategory comprising the hospital or a next level region, and the hospital is a lowest-level node of the organization architecture information.
8. A medical system, comprising:
a memory; and
a processor coupled to the memory, the processor configured to, based on instructions stored in the memory,
in response to a role setting operation of a first-level administrator corresponding to a medical group layer, create a second-level administrator for a hospital and assign a menu a function, and a data access authority corresponding to the second-level administrator to the second-level administrator, wherein the hospital is a subordinate institution of the medical group layer,
assign a menu, a function, and a data access authority corresponding to a user to the user in response to a role setting operation of the second-level administrator,
add, delete, or modify organization architecture information in the medical system in response to an organization maintenance operation of the first-level administrator, and
in a process of modifying the organization architecture information, modify a parent institution corresponding to a currently adjusted institution and ensure that an address identification of the currently adjusted institution remains unchanged, wherein historical medical data of the currently adjusted institution is stored to the address identification.
9. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium on which computer program instructions are stored, wherein the computer program instructions, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:
in response to a role setting operation of a first-level administrator corresponding to a medical group layer create a second-level administrator for a hospital and assign a menu, a function, and a data access authority corresponding to the second level administrator to the second-level administrator, wherein the hospital is a subordinate institution of the medical group layer;
assign a menu, a function and a data access authority corresponding to a user to the user in response to a role setting operation of the second-level administrator:
add, delete, or modify organization architecture information in the medical system in response to an organization maintenance operation of the first-level administrator; and
in a process of modifying the organization architecture information, modify a parent institution corresponding to a currently adjusted institution and ensure that an address identification of the currently adjusted institution remains unchanged, wherein historical medical data of the currently adjusted institution is stored to the address identification.