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This book
provides an understanding of the different types of healthcare service providers, corresponding information technologies, analytic methods, and data issues that play a vital role in transforming the healthcare industry. A follow-up to
Healthcare Informatics: Improving Efficiency and Productivity, this latest book includes
List of contents
Introduction to the US Health Care Industry, IT, and Informatics. Electronic Health Information, Healthcare System Interoperability, Mobile Health, and the Formation of a Community of Health and Wellness. Quality Time in HC: Strategies for Achieving Meaningful Use of Health IT. A Project Management Framework for Healthcare Informatics Initiatives. Nursing Roles in the Implementation of Clinical Information Systems. Architecting Transitions to a Fully Electronic Medical Record with Emphasis on Physician Adoption and Optimal Utilization. Knowledge Translation and Informatics in Healthcare. An Application of Healthcare Informatics to Improve Patient Safety and Outcomes: Case Studies from Trinity Health. The New Medical Frontier: Real-Time Wireless Medical Data Acquisition for the 21st Century. The World of Health Analytics. Information Creation through Analytics. Enhancing Data Resources and Business Intelligence in Healthcare. Taking Action for Health Plan Members’ Health: An Argument for an Expert System’s Approach to Optimizing Care Management Utilization and Financial Outcomes. An Introduction to Data and Text Mining in Healthcare: A Focus on Building Alerting Systems for Decision Support. Data Mining Applications in Healthcare.
About the author
Dr. Stephan P. Kudyba is a professor in the school of management at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. He has published numerous books, journal articles, and magazine articles on strategic utilization of data, information, and technologies to enhance organizational and macro productivity. Dr. Kudyba regularly presents at academic conferences, corporate seminars, and university symposiums addressing trends in information technologies, information management, and the evolving information and knowledge economy. He has over 15 years of private sector experience at prominent organizations in the US and Europe, has held editorial positions for academic journals, is a member of a number of information management based societies, and is involved with helping organizations across a variety of industries address strategic initiatives.
Summary
This book provides an understanding of the different types of healthcare service providers, corresponding information technologies, analytic methods, and data issues that play a vital role in transforming the healthcare industry. A follow-up to Healthcare Informatics: Improving Efficiency and Productivity, this latest book includes
