Use case 1: Implementing Electronic Health Records (EHR) System
A hospital can implement an EHR system to address the issues related to paper-based patient records. An EHR system can provide complete and accurate patient information that is secure and easily accessible by healthcare providers. The system can also reduce errors in documentation and improve communication between healthcare providers, resulting in more efficient and effective healthcare services.

Use case 2: Establishing Telemedicine Services
To address patients' lack of clarity when consulting about the type of physician needed, a hospital can establish telemedicine services. Telemedicine services can provide patients with access to healthcare providers from different specialties, helping them receive the appropriate care they need. This can be especially beneficial for patients living in remote areas or those with limited mobility. Telemedicine services can also reduce the burden on hospital resources, allowing healthcare providers to focus on more critical cases.

Use case 3: Implementing a Hospital Information Management System (HIMS)
A hospital can implement a Hospital Information Management System (HIMS) to address the issue of data concealment in hospitals. HIMS can provide real-time access to patient information, including medical history, diagnostic test results, and medication records, to healthcare providers. This can improve patient care and reduce the risk of medical errors. HIMS can also provide hospital administrators with detailed reports and analytics, helping them make informed decisions about resource allocation and performance improvement.