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9781567932423

Strategic Management of Information Systems in Healthcare

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    9781567932423

  • ISBN10:

    1567932428

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-07-01
  • Publisher: HEALTH ADMINISTRATION PRESS

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(Association of University Programs in Health Administration) Univ. of Missouri, Columbia. Explores how healthcare organizations can use information technology to achieve better operational performance and strengthen their market position. Topics covered include the structure of information technology (IT) and how it may impact future health systems.

Table of Contents

List of Figures and Tables
xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
Introduction: The Role of Information Technology in Transforming Health Systems
1(30)
Gordon D. Brown
Information as a Transforming Technology
2(6)
IT in Healthcare Organizations
8(9)
The Constraining Potential of IT
17(2)
Information Skills for Health Systems Leaders
19(8)
PART I The Contribution of Information Technology to Organizational Strategy: Integrating the Clinical and Business Functions
Introduction to Part I
27(4)
Information Strategy Related to Enterprise and Organizational Strategies
31(20)
Tamara T. Stone
Gordon D. Brown
The Strategy Network in Healthcare Organizations
32
Information Strategy Related to Enterprise and Organizational Strategies
39(46)
IT as a Social Good
46(5)
Organizational Accountability for Clinical Outcomes: The Coming of the Corporation
51(28)
Gordon D. Brown
Suzanne A. Boren
Integration of Clinical Strategy with Business Strategy: The Coming of the Corporation
53(9)
Information Strategy: Clinical Decision Support Systems
62(9)
Aligning Information Strategy with Clinical Strategy
71(8)
Information Strategy Empowers Organizational Strategy
79(20)
Tamara T. Stone
Competitive Advantage in Healthcare Organizations
80(3)
The Resource Based Enterprise
83(3)
Creating a Knowledge Based Learning Organization
86(3)
Transforming Intangible Assets Through IT
89(4)
Commitment-Based Management and the Human Capital of IT Workers
93(6)
Managing Data, Information, and Knowledge
99(22)
Timothy B. Patrick
Data, Information, and Knowledge: A Philosophical View
100(1)
Controlled Representations and Interoperability of Data, Information, and Knowledge
101(6)
Interoperability and Knowledge Management
107(2)
The Semantic Web
109(10)
PART II Information as Enterprise Strategy: The Strategic Use of Information Resources
Introduction to Part II
119(2)
Aligning Information Strategy and Business and Clinical Strategies: Information as a Strategic Asset
121(28)
Kenneth D. Bopp
Gordon D. Brown
Value Migration in Healthcare
122(9)
Consumer Empowerment in Health Services
131(7)
Strategic Leadership in Healthcare Organizations
138(5)
The Coming Paradigm Shift in Integrated Health Delivery Systems
143(6)
E-Health and Consumer Informatics
149(22)
George Demiris
Implications of IT for Empowering Individuals and Communities
150(2)
Review of Patient-Centric Systems
152(6)
Challenges for e-Health Applications
158(3)
Success Factors for e-Health
161(3)
Considerations for the Future
164(7)
Genomic Medicine: Informatics Implications and Opportunities
171(24)
Mark A. Hoffman
Genomic Medicine
172(1)
Current State
172(9)
Emerging Trends
181(10)
PART III Information Strategy: Managing Information Resources
Introduction to Part III
191(4)
Investing in Information Technology
195(28)
Keith E. Boles
Michael J. Cook
The Challenge of Delivering Value
196(4)
A Valuation Framework for IT
200(7)
Tools for Evaluating IT Investments
207(4)
Process for Evaluating IT Investments
211(7)
Behavioral and Other Noneconomic Issues
218(5)
Managing Information Technology Services
223(14)
Anthony N. Duminski
Timothy B. Patrick
IT Governance and Leadership
224(2)
Strategic IT Planning
226(2)
Individual Project Planning and Management
228(1)
IT Department Organization
229(8)
Information Security and Ethics
237(24)
Kenneth W. Lobenstein
A Security Framework
238(4)
Aspects of a Basic Security Program
242(10)
A Zone-Based Architecture
252(7)
PART IV Building a Healthcare Information Infrastructure
Introduction to Part IV
259(2)
Conclusion: Managing Information Technology in the Future
261(32)
Gordon D. Brown
Jim Adams
The Seeds of Change: Transforming the U.S. Health System
263(11)
Development of an Integrated Information System
274(4)
Personal Health Record
278(4)
Clinical Information Network
282(1)
Innovative Business Models
283(10)
Index 293(14)
About the Editors 307(2)
About the Contributors 309

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