Impact of Healthcare Informatics on Quality of Patient Care and Health Services

Divya Srinivasan is an author in the field of public policy. She has developed her knowledge and experience at a number of public policy organizations, including　Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR), National Housing Trust (NHT), Healthcare Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS), Verité　Healthcare Consulting (VHC), and more. She has delved into a variety of Public Policy issues during her internships and graduate programs. She has published and written papers on electronic government, social policy, and healthcare, including health reform, healthcare IT, and health informatics. She completed her Bachelor's degree at Texas A&M University in Finance, her　Master’s degree in Public Policy from UT Dallas, specializing in Social Policy/Health Policy research and is now continuing on with her PhD in Public Policy at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia.

HIPAA: Intent versus Actuality of the Law in Upholding the Privacy of Health Records. Organizational Culture Differences in Incorporation of Health Information Technology (HIT) across Healthcare Providers. An Overview of How Health Information Technology Will Make a Mark on Hospital Financing. Funding Electronic Medical Records: Reality or Illusion? A Cost-Benefit Analysis. Impact of Organizational Behavior Characteristics on Usage of a Healthcare Provider’s Health Information Technology (HIT) Services. Quality of Care and the Patient. Physicians and Perceptions on HIT Medical Malpractice Lawsuits: Can Physicians Reduce Their Chances. by Using Health Information Technology? Community Impacts from the Detection of Bioterrorism Using EMRs. Health Informatics and the New Direction of Healthcare: Mobile Health, PHRs, Mobile Health Apps, and More.