Healthcare Information Systems, Second Edition
Auerbach (Verlag)
978-0-8493-9963-3 (ISBN)
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Healthcare Information Systems focuses on being prepared for the challenges facing IT professionals in the healthcare industry. The move to manage medicine from the financial perspective, i.e., "managed care," has added huge layers of bureaucratic and administrative functions. The need to be able to track patient medical records and along with government legislation such as HEDIS and HIPAA. The move to a "universal" medical record and absolute patient portability seems a reasonable possibility in the not too distant future. All of these beg for IT solutions
Healthcare Information Systems approaches these challenges and opportunities as pieces of a complex puzzle. It not only brings you up-to-date on the technology involved but also explains how that technology interrelates and affects the healthcare arena. You get complete coverage of all aspects of information technology as it related to the healthcare industry, including:
An overview of healthcare systems
Disaster planning and system security
Standards and information security; quality, risks, and costs EMR and the data warehouse
Managing the healthcare community
The changing organization
Telemedicine and the Internet and
Emerging technologies.
Using IT to deal with increasing government regulation
In short, Healthcare Information Systems presents workable solutions to real problems you face, both today and tomorrow.
Section 1Introduction and Overview
1Introduction
Phillip L. Davidson, Editor
2Information Technology in Health Care: A Review of Key Applications
Wullianallur Raghupathi, Ph.D.
Section 2Healthcare Systems
3Gracefully Transitioning From SNA To IP: Why, How, And When?
Anura Gurugé
4Interface Tools For Healthcare Information Technology
Scott Stuewe
5Wireless Networks
James T. Geier
6Using Middleware for Interoperable Systems
Raymond J. Posch
7A Complex Multi-Location Enterprise: Issues And Possible Solutions
Phillip L. Davidson
8Six Levels of Healthcare IT - Integrated Delivery Systems
Mark Anderson
Section 3Disaster Planning and System Security
9Building a Culture for Business Continuity Planning
Merida L. Johns
10Security Policies: The Foundation For Information Protection
Cynthia M. Hemsoth
11Biometrics
Philip J. Holt
Section 4Standards and Information Security
12The JCAHO Information Management Standards for Health Care Delivery Networks
Terry J. Wilk
13Healthcare and the Regulatory Environment: Information Privacy, Confidentiality and Security
Micki Krause
Section 5Quality, Risks, and Costs
14A Tool for Evaluating Health Care Plans from a Quality Perspective: HEDIS
Donald M. Jacobs and Jim Peterson
15Risk Management in Information Technology Projects
Patricia S. Collins
16How Much Does This System Really Cost?
Richard J. Linderman
Section 6EMR and the Data Warehouse
17Electronic Medical records (EMR)
Mark Leavitt, M.D., Ph.D.
18The Economic Justification for Electronic Medical Record Systems
Russell H. Sachs
19Data Warehousing: Design Through Implementation for the Healthcare Professional
Michele Lettiere
20Critical Factors in Developing a Data Warehouse
Duane E. Sharp
Section 7Managing the Healthcare Community
21Using Computerized Systems to Control and Monitor Managed Contract Management Systems
Debbie Cisar and Donald M. Jacobs
22A Blueprint for Success: The Design and Benefits of Community Health Databases
James H. Ford II
23The Anatomy of a Call Center
Rick Gilman
24Developing and Redeveloping The Help Desk: A Case Study
Karen A. Schoemehl
Section 8The Changing Organization
25Healthcare Versus Information Technology
Phillip L. Davidson
26Information Systems and Change: Which One is the Chicken and Which is the Egg?
Rick Skinner
27The Role of the Chief Medical Information Officer
Victor S. Dorodny
28The Emerging Role of the Chief Medical Information Officer: Transition Out of the Liaison Role
R. Paul Miller
29Healthcare Information Services Outsourcing
Rose Ann Laureto-Ward
30International Systems to Support Incremental Improvement in Healthcare
Patrick McNees
Section 9Telemedicine and the Internet
31Telemedicine
Gary C. Doolittle
32Telemedicine: Integrated Care Delivery
Anthony L. Pease, Brenda K. Ecken, Robert F. Harbick
33Netting Web Customers
Stewart S. Miller
34Lay Public Use of Healthcare Web Sites
Jack W. London
Section 10Emerging Technologies
35Speech Technologies
Gregory W. Pierce
36The Future of Automated Patient Identification, Bar Coding And Smart Cards
Chris Kavanaugh
37Electronic Messaging in the Healthcare Industry
Rhonda Delmater
38Improving Information Management with Imaging
Robert G. Gehling, Michael E. Whitman, Michael L. Gibson
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 24.11.1999 |
|---|---|
| Reihe/Serie | Best Practices |
| Zusatzinfo | 31 Halftones, black and white; 31 Tables, black and white |
| Verlagsort | London |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 156 x 235 mm |
| Gewicht | 943 g |
| Themenwelt | Mathematik / Informatik ► Mathematik ► Finanz- / Wirtschaftsmathematik |
| Medizin / Pharmazie ► Gesundheitswesen | |
| ISBN-10 | 0-8493-9963-7 / 0849399637 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-8493-9963-3 / 9780849399633 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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