This report delves into the realm of digital technology management within the healthcare sector, specifically examining the challenges and opportunities present in hospital environments. The analysis begins with an introduction to hospital information systems and their role in managing healthcare operations, followed by a SWOT analysis of the San Fernando General Hospital. The core of the report focuses on the issue of hospital overcrowding, exploring its causes such as lack of beds, delayed patient discharges, and insufficient resources, and detailing the negative impacts, including increased death rates, medical errors, and poor working environments. The report then highlights the uses and benefits of health information systems, such as improved data access, cost-effectiveness, and enhanced patient care, while also addressing the crucial aspect of safeguarding information confidentiality through robust security measures. Furthermore, the report acknowledges the challenges associated with implementing health information technology, including heightened compliance, data storage limitations, and cybersecurity concerns. Ultimately, the report concludes with recommendations for improving digital technology management and mitigating the challenges faced by healthcare providers, contributing to enhanced patient outcomes and operational efficiency.