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|a Wager, Karen A.
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|a Health Care Information Systems
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|b A Practical Approach for Health Care Management.
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|a Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Tables, Figures, and Exhibits -- Dedication -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- The Authors -- Part One: Major Environmental Forces That Shape the National Health Information System Landscape -- Chapter 1: The National Health Information Technology Landscape -- Learning Objectives -- 1990s: The Call for HIT -- 2000-2010: The Arrival of HIT -- 2010-Present: Health Care Reform and the Growth of HIT -- Summary -- Key Terms -- Learning Activities -- References -- Chapter 2: Health Care Data -- Learning Objectives -- Health Care Data and Information Defined
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|a Health Care Data and Information Sources -- Health Care Data Uses -- Health Care Data Quality -- Summary -- Key Terms -- Learning Activities -- References -- Chapter 3: Health Care Information Systems -- Learning Objectives -- Review of Key Terms -- Major Health Care Information Systems -- History and Evolution -- Electronic Health Records -- Personal Health Records -- Key Issues and Challenges -- Summary -- Key Terms -- Learning Activities -- References -- Chapter 4: Information Systems to Support Population Health Management -- Learning Objectives -- PHM: Key to Success
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|a Accountable Care Core Processes -- Data, Analytics, and Health IT Capabilities and Tools -- Transitioning from the Record to the Plan -- Summary -- Key Terms -- Learning Activities -- References -- Part Two: Selection, Implementation, Evaluation, and Management of Health Care Information Systems -- Chapter 5: System Acquisition -- Learning Objectives -- System Acquisition: A Definition -- Systems Development Life Cycle -- System Acquisition Process -- Project Management Tools -- Things That Can Go Wrong -- Information Technology Architecture -- Summary -- Key Terms -- Learning Activities
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|a References -- Chapter 6: System Implementation and Support -- Learning Objectives -- System Implementation Process -- Managing Change and the Organizational Aspects -- System Support and Evaluation -- Summary -- Key Terms -- Learning Activities -- References -- Chapter 7: Assessing and Achieving Value in Health Care Information Systems -- Learning Objectives -- Definition of IT-Enabled Value -- The IT Project Proposal -- Ensuring the Delivery of Value -- Analyses of the IT Value Challenge -- Summary -- Key Terms -- Learning Activities -- References
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|a Chapter 8: Organizing Information Technology Services -- Learning Objectives -- Information Technology Functions -- Organizing IT Staff Members and Services -- In-House Versus Outsourced IT -- Evaluating IT Effectiveness -- Summary -- Key Terms -- Learning Activities -- References -- Part Three: Laws, Regulations, and Standards That Affect Health Care Information Systems -- Chapter 9: Privacy and Security -- Learning Objectives -- Privacy, Confidentiality, and Security Defined -- Legal Protection of Health Information -- Threats to Health Care Information
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