Healthcare Information Technology and Organizational Effectiveness: Providers' perception of the relationship among IT, organizational productivity, process, communication, & personal care - Couverture souple

Ukaga, Christian

 
9783659778322: Healthcare Information Technology and Organizational Effectiveness: Providers' perception of the relationship among IT, organizational productivity, process, communication, & personal care
Couverture souple
ISBN 10 : 365977832X ISBN 13 : 9783659778322
Editeur : LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2015

Synopsis

The U.S. Congress has made Healthcare IT a central component of the national quest to improve healthcare delivery (Los Angeles Care Health Plan, 2010). Case studies demonstrate measurable effects of Healthcare IT on organizations and hospitals but investments in and adoption in healthcare tech remain low (Onway & Terrell, 2010). Results of research on Healthcare IT adoption and benefits since the early 2000s have not lead to a compelling business case for hospitals (Shortell, 2012), and questions remain about Healthcare IT adoption and positive ROI, effectiveness and performance (American Association of Family Physicians, 2010). The problem addressed is the current doubts and uncertainty about the benefits of health care information technology adoption relative to the healthcare delivery processes and outcomes. Currently, the complex notion of implementing interoperability, meaningful use, ICD etc is challenging healthcare organizations across the U.S. as they strive to comply with government mandates and improve patient care at same time.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

The U.S. Congress has made Healthcare IT a central component of the national quest to improve healthcare delivery (Los Angeles Care Health Plan, 2010). Case studies demonstrate measurable effects of Healthcare IT on organizations and hospitals but investments in and adoption in healthcare tech remain low (Onway & Terrell, 2010). Results of research on Healthcare IT adoption and benefits since the early 2000s have not lead to a compelling business case for hospitals (Shortell, 2012), and questions remain about Healthcare IT adoption and positive ROI, effectiveness and performance (American Association of Family Physicians, 2010). The problem addressed is the current doubts and uncertainty about the benefits of health care information technology adoption relative to the healthcare delivery processes and outcomes. Currently, the complex notion of implementing interoperability, meaningful use, ICD etc is challenging healthcare organizations across the U.S. as they strive to comply with government mandates and improve patient care at same time.

Biographie de l'auteur

Christian Chikwem Ukaga,PhD is an experienced Information Systems scholar-practitioner with over 20 years of progressive professional experience focusing on the application of technology to business functions in the areas of organizational effectiveness, project management, process engineering, enterprise information management,and healthcare IT.

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Éditeur
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Date d'édition
2015
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
365977832X
ISBN 13 
9783659778322
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
168
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