Title:
Health informatics : practical guide for healthcare and information technology professionals
Author:
Hoyt, Robert E., 1945-
ISBN:
9781105437557
Edition:
5th ed.
Publication Information:
[Raleigh, N.C.] : Lulu.com, c2012.
Physical Description:
xviii, 467 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
Contents:
1. Overview of health informatics : Background ; Historical highlights ; Key players in health information technology ; Organizations involved with HIT ; Barriers to health information technology adoption ; Health informatics programs, organizations and careers ; Health informatics resources ; Future trends -- 2. Healthcare data, information, and knowledge : Definitions and concepts ; Converting data to information to knowledge ; Clinical data warehouses (CDWs) ; What makes informatics difficult? ; Why health IT fails sometimes ; Future trends-- 3. Electronic health records : Need for electronic health records ; Institute of Medicine's vision for EHRs ; Electronic health record key components ; Computerized physician order entry (CPOE) ; Clinical decision support sytems (CDSS) ; Electronic health record adoption ; Barriers to electronic health record adoption ; The HITECH Act and EHR reimbursement ; Electronic health record examples ; Future trends -- 4. Practice management sytems : Clinical and administrative workflow in a medical office ; Practice management systems and EHRs ; Resources ; Future trends -- 5. Health information exchange : History of the Nationwide Health Information Network ; HITECH Act impact ; Health information organizations ; Health information organization examples ; Statewide Health Information Exchange cooperative agreement program ; Health information exchange concerns ; Health information organization resources ; Future trends -- 6. Data standards : Common data standards ; Future trends --
7. Architectures of information systems : The Internet and World Wide Web ; Networks ; Future trends -- 8. Health information privacy : Medical privacy and security stories in the news ; HIPAA, Meaningful Use, and the HITECH Act ; HIPAA and data security in the Cloud and Client/Server solutions ; Future trends -- 9. Health information security : Basic security principles ; Authentication and identity management ; Security breaches and attacks ; Standards, compliance and law ; Future trends -- 10. Health informatics ethics : Informatics ethics ; International considerations: ethics, laws and culture ; Pertinent ethical principles ; Difficulties applying medical ethics in the digital world ; Transferring ethical responsibility ; Electronic communication with patents and caregivers ; Practical steps ; Simple data protection ; Disguising researched web sites or bulletin boards ; Health informatics ethics and medical students ; Future trends -- 11. Consumer health informatics : The origins of consumer health informatics ; Classification of health informatics applications ; Health education & information applications ; Home telemedicine devices ; Patient Web portals ; Personal health records (PHRs) ; PHR barriers and issues ; PHR research project examples ; Electronic patient to physician communication ; Barriers to CHI adoption -- Future trends -- 12. Mobile technology : History of mobile technology ; Mobile health (mHealth) ; Mobile technology and clinicians ; Mobile telemedicine projects ; Mobile technology resources ; Limitations of mobile technology ; Future trends --
13. Online medical resources : Sponsored medical web sites ; Sponsored and non-sponsored resources ; Government medical web sites ; Free medical web sites ; Subscription (fee-based) resources ; Future trends -- 14. Search engines : Google ; PubMed search engine ; Future trends -- 15. Evidence based medicine and clinical practice guidelines : Importance of EBM ; The evidence pyramid ; Risk measures and terminology ; Limitations of the medical literature and EBM ; EBM resources ; Clinical practice guidelines ; Developing clinical practice guidelines ; Barriers to clinical practice guidelines ; Initiating clinical practice guidelines ; Clinical practice guildeline examples ; Electronic clinical practice guidelines ; Clinical practice guideline resources ; Future trends -- 16. Disease management and disease registries : Disease management programs (DMPs) ; Disease management and the US Federal Government ; Current knowledge ; Disease registries ; Future trends -- 17. Quality improvement strategies : Quality improvement strategies ; Quality improvement projects ; Quality improvement concerns and limitations ; Future trends -- 18. Patient safety and health information technology : Patient safety reports ; Organizations and programs supporting patient safety ; Health information technology and patient safety ; Barriers to improving patient safety through technology ; Future trends --
19. Electronic prescribing : Surescripts network ; How e-prescribing works ; E-prescribing clinical decision support ; Current knowledge ; Preparing for e-prescribing ; E-prescribing obstacles and issues ; Future trends -- 20. Telemedicine : Teleconsultations ; Telemonitoring ; Telemedicine projects ; Current knowledge ; Barriers to telemedicine ; Telemedicine organizations and resources ; Future trends -- 21. Picture archiving and communication systems : Web PACS integration with health information exchanges ; PACS and mobile technology ; PACS for a hospital desktop computer ; PACS advantages and disadvantages ; Future trends -- 22. Bioinformatics : Genomic primer ; Importance of bioinformatics ; Bioinformatics projects and centers ; Future trends -- 23. Public health informatics : Public health surveillance ; The Public Health Information Network ; Geographic information systems (GIS) ; Public health informatics workforce ; Global public health informatics ; Future trends -- 24. E-research : Preparatory to research ; Study initiation ; Study management and data management ; Data management systems for FDA regulated studies ; Interfaces and query tools ; Data analysis ; Future trends.
Abstract:
Health Informatics (HI) focuses on the application of Information Technology (IT) to the field of medicine to improve individual and population healthcare delivery, education and research. This extensively updated fifth edition reflects the current knowledge in Health Informatics and provides learning objectives, key points, case studies and references.
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