Practical guide to clinical computing systems [electronic resource] : design, operations, and infrastructure / edited by Thomas H. Payne.
The development of clinical computing systems is a rapidly growing priority area of health information technology, spurred in large measure by robust funding at the federal and state levels. It is widely recognized as one of the key components for reducing costs and improving the quality of care. At...
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| Language: | English |
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Amsterdam ; Boston :
Elsevier/Academic Press,
2008.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- I. Introduction and Overview
- 1. Clinical Computing Systems within a Medical Center (Thomas Payne)
- II. Design of Clinical Computing Systems
- 2. Architecture of Clinical Computing Systems (Jim Hoath)
- 3. Creating and Supporting Interfaces (Jim Hoath)
- 4. Infrastructure and Security (David Chou / Ira Kalet)
- III. Operations and Support
- 5. Planning to Avoid Problems (Wendy Giles)
- 6. Implementation and Pace Rollout (Wendy Giles)
- 7. Troubleshooting: What Can Go Wrong and How to Fix It (Jamie Trigg)
- 8. Working with the User Community (Jamie Trigg and Thomas Payne)
- IV. Regulatory, Legal, and Organizational Issues
- 9. Health Information Regulation and the Electronic Medical Record (Jacquie Zehner)
- 10. Legal Issues (Sally Beahan)
- 11. Infrastructure and Security (David Chou / Ira Kalet)
- 12. Working with Organizational Leadership (James Fine)
- 13. Financial Issues (James Fine)
- 14. Careers in Health Care Computing (David Masuda)