Journey Never Ends

Journey Never Ends

Technology's Role in Helping Perfect Health Care Outcomes

Garets, David; McCarthy Garets, Claire

Taylor & Francis Ltd

09/2022

292

Mole

Inglês

9781032340043

15 a 20 dias

526

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LEVERAGING YOUR EMR TO DERIVE VALUE. The User Experience: An Underexploited Opportunity. Ongoing Change: Developing Sustainment. EMR Benefits Don't Come in a Box: Why Structured Innovation Is Necessary to Realize Strategic EMR Value. Using EMR Data to Improve Clinical Protocols, Outcomes, and Patient Safety. Using the EMR to Achieve Operational Excellence through "Lean" Thinking. Platform for Innovation, Part I-Maximizing the EMR. EMR Adoption Model Stage 7 Lessons. OTHER IT INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS FOR FUTURE INITIATIVES. Interoperability: Enabling Health Care Data Sharing. Business Intelligence Reporting and Analytics: Tools, Resources, and Governance. The Future of Information Security in Health Care. Staffing IT for a Post-Live EMR World. SPENDING MORE ON IT: GOING BEYOND THE SCOPE OF YOUR EMR. The Brave New World of Fee-for-Value Reimbursement. Health Information Exchange Case Study: Implementing a Multicommunity Hospital Set of Solutions on a Budget. Bellin Health: A Model for Population Health. Patient Portals: Enabling Participatory Medicine. Platform for Innovation, Part II-New Technology and Applications.
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EMR System;Accountable Care Organizations;Health IT Infrastructure;HIMSS Analytic;Interoperability;Clinical Informatics;Business Intelligence;HITECH Act;Fee for Value;ONC;Patient Portals;Health Information Exchanges;Population Health Management;Business Intelligence Reporting;Group Health Cooperative;BCMA;CIO;ACO;Patient Portal;Healthcare Delivery Organizations;Source System;Patient-centric Communications;Transaction System;ERP System;CHF Patient;Advisory Board Company;EDI Transaction;Medicare Shared Savings Program;HL7 Version;Patient Registration Systems