| Foreword I by Morris F. Collen |
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| Foreword II by Judith R. Faulkner |
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| Series Preface |
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| Preface |
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| Acknowledgments |
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| Contributors |
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| SECTION 1 PLANNING AND DEVELOPING AN IT STRATEGY |
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CHAPTER 1 The Mission of IT in Health Care: Creating a System That Cares |
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CHAPTER 2 Managing the IT Strategic Planning Process |
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Suresh Gunasekaran and Dave Garets |
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CHAPTER 3 Strategies in Consulting for the 21st Century |
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CHAPTER 4 Baylor Health Care: From Integrated Delivery Network to Organized Delivery System |
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Robert J. Pickton and Frances C. Seehausen |
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CHAPTER 5 Clarian Health: Clinical Excellence Through Quality and Patient Safety |
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CHAPTER 6 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE |
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Sweden: The Evolution of Healthcare Information |
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Hans Peterson and Paul Hall |
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| SECTION 2 PREPARING FOR ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE |
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CHAPTER 7 Informatics in Health Care: Managing Organizational Change |
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Nancy M. Lorenzi and Robert T. Riley |
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CHAPTER 8 The Role of Ethics in IT Decisions |
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CHAPTER 9 CASES IN REDESIGN, I |
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Memorial Hermann Healthcare System: Redesign and Implementation of a Multifacility Clinical Information System |
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David Bradshaw and Beverly Bell |
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CHAPTER 10 CASES IN REDESIGN, II |
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UPMC Health System: Transforming Care Through Clinical Documentation |
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CHAPTER 11 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE |
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Selayang Hospital: A Paperless and Filmless Environment in Malaysia |
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Hadis Rosnah, Mohamad Azrin Zubir, and Y. Nor Akma |
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| SECTION 3 TRANSFORMATION: MAKING IT HAPPEN |
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CHAPTER 12 IT: Transition Fundamentals in Care Transformation |
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CHAPTER 13 The Role of the CIO: The Evolution Continues |
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CHAPTER 14 CIO STORIES, I |
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Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago: Patients First, from the Ground Up |
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CHAPTER 15 CIO STORIES, II |
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The Jewish Home and Hospital Lifecare System, NYC: Paving the Way for Long-Term Care |
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Kristine M. Cerchiara and Nancy Stoddard |
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CHAPTER 16 CIO STORIES, III |
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Methodist Healthcare System, San Antonio: Redesign of Clinical Documentation |
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CHAPTER 17 CIO STORIES, IV |
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ThedaCare, Wisconsin: Successful Integration Through Leadership |
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CHAPTER 18 CIO STORIES, V |
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University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago: Best of Breed, Single Vendor, or Hybrid |
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Anne LeMaistre and Bernadette Biskup |
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CHAPTER 19 CIO STORIES, VI |
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Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY: A Technical and Cultural Transformation |
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CHAPTER 20 CIO STORIES, VII |
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Children's Hospital, Columbus: Realizing CPOE Through an Effective CIO-CMO Partnership |
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CHAPTER 21 CIO STORIES, VIII |
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Sutter Health, California: IT Governance in an Integrated Healthcare Delivery System |
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John Hummel, Lee Marley, and Ed Kopetsky |
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CHAPTER 22 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE |
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Wesley Hospital, Australia: Making IT Happen in a Private Setting |
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| SECTION 4 PATIENT CENTERED TECHNOLOGIES |
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CHAPTER 23 Patient Outcomes of Health Care: Integrating Data into Management Information Systems |
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CHAPTER 24 Measuring Outcomes: Bringing Six Sigma Excellence to Health Care |
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Charlotte A. Weaver and Tonya Hongsermeier |
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CHAPTER 25 The Electronic Health Record: A New Form of Interaction |
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CHAPTER 26 Transforming the Physician Practice: Interviewing Patients with a Computer |
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Allen R. Wenner and John W. Bachman |
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CHAPTER 27 Nursing Administration: A Growing Role in Systems Development |
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CHAPTER 28 Pharmacy Systems: An Emerging Role in Drug Treatment Management |
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CHAPTER 29 Computer-Enhanced Radiology: Imaging Transformed |
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CHAPTER 30 The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act: Confidentiality, Privacy, and Security |
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CHAPTER 31 Information Technology and the New Culture of Patient Safety |
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Joyce Sensmeier and Kathleen Covert Kimmel |
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CHAPTER 32 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE |
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Pompidou University Hospital in France: A Component-Based Clinical Information and Electronic Health Record System |
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Patrice Degoulet, Lise Marin, Pierre Boiron, and Elisabeth Delbecke |
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| SECTION 5 OUTLOOK ON FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES |
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CHAPTER 33 Technologies in Progress: CPOE, Wireless Computing, and Biometrics |
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CHAPTER 34 Evidence-Based Medicine: Enabling Physicians to Make Better Decisions |
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CHAPTER 35 Aligning Process and Technology: Balancing Capability with Reality-Based Processes |
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Karen L. Knecht, Marion J. Ball, and Nhora Cortes-Comerer |
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CHAPTER 36 Clinical Decision Support Systems: Impacting the Future of Clinical Decision Making |
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Eta S. Berner and Tonya La Lande |
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CHAPTER 37 Web-Enabled Medicine: The Challenge of Ensuring Quality Information and Care |
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George D. Lundberg and Patricia L. Lundberg |
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CHAPTER 38 Combating Terrorism: A New Role for Health Information Systems |
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495 | (18) |
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John S. Silva and Edward N. Barthell |
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CHAPTER 39 Public Health Surveillance: The Role of Clinical Information Systems |
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Michael M. Wagner, Jeremy U. Espino, Fu-Chiang Tsui, and Ron M. Aryel |
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CHAPTER 40 Leveraging Patient Data to Support Clinical Practice |
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532 | (15) |
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CHAPTER 41 Winona Health Online: Connecting the Community for Better Health |
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547 | (6) |
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Gary Evans and Kathryn Bingman |
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CHAPTER 42 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE |
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Global Outlook for Health Information and Communication Technologies |
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| Index |
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