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Impact of Healthcare Informatics on Quality of Patient Care and Health Services

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ISBN-10: 1466504870

ISBN-13: 9781466504875

Edition: 2013

Authors: Divya Srinivasan Sridhar

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Highlighting the state of the emerging Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) and the Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system in the US, this book discusses the direct and indirect impact on patients, addressing issues related to communication barriers, medical errors, and patient care, such as quality of service and time spent. It also looks at indirectly related concerns including HIT-bioterrorism, funding, information exchange, and policies linking healthcare organizations for increased efficiency. The author offers case studies and empirical analyses, along with extensive interviews with industry leaders, to consider relevant financial problems, options, and ethical issues.
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Book details

List price: $56.99
Copyright year: 2013
Publisher: Productivity Press
Publication date: 3/21/2013
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 162
Size: 7.00" wide x 10.00" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.792
Language: English

Introduction
HIPAA: Intent versus Actuality of the Law in Upholding the Privacy of Health Records
Overview
Introduction
How Did HIPAA Make the Policy Window?
The Public Choice Theory
Stakeholdet Analysis
Congress and Its Impact on HIPAA's Formation
Hospital and Provider Organization Staff (Physicians, Nurses, and Assistants)
The Patient and Consumer of the Healthcare Markets
Insurance Companies/Third-Parry Providers
The Researcher
Policy Analysis: The Past, Present, and Future of HIPAA
Conclusion
Organizational Culture Differences in Incorporation of Health Information Technology (HIT) across Healthcare Providers ,
Overview
Introduction
Organizational Culture Driven by a Hospital's Mission and Values
Managerial and Employee Ethic and Compensation: Impact on Organizational Culture
Training and the Impact of Training on Quality of Care across Hospitals
Cultural Competence of a Hospital
Goal-Oriented Behavior of a Hospital with Technology
Policy Implications and Conclusions
An Overview of How Health Information Technology Will Make a Mark on Hospital Financing
Overview
Introduction
Supply Side of Healthcare
Demand Side of Healthcare
Structure of Hospitals and Their Financing Mechanisms
Mergers and Acquisitions of Hospitals
Tax Exempt or Tax Paying Status of the Hospitals
Management of Hospitals: Is There an Impact on Healthcare Financing?
Possibilities in Technological Changes in the Healthcare Setting
Conclusions and Policy Implications
Funding Electronic Medical Records: Reality or Illusion? A Cost-Benefit Analysis
Overview
Introduction
Background Factors
Policy Analysis
Cost, Benefits, and Constraints
Conclusion
Impact of Organizational Behavior Characteristics on Usage of a Healthcare Provider's Health Information Technology (HIT) Services
Overview
Introduction
Past Literature
Methods
Descriptive and Inferential Statistics
Logistic Regression Methods
Outcomes: Differences in HIT Usage across Organizational Providers and Characteristics
Installing a New or Replacing an Old EMR within an Organization
Likelihood of E-Billing and Electronic Claims
Electronic Prescriptions
Interaction Term
Robust and Reliable Outcomes Check
Policy Analysis and Implications
Limitations of the Study
Quality of Care and the Patient
Overview
Past Literature on Quality of Care
Data Source
Methodology
Variables
Descriptive and Inferential Statistics
Quality of Care
Quality of Service Based on Medical Errors, Time Issues, and Arising Communication Problems
Computing Discrete Change Based on Technology Use
Limitations
Conclusion
Physicians and Perceptions on HIT Medical Malpractice Lawsuits: Can Physicians Reduce Their Chances by Using Health Information Technology?
Overview
Introduction
Studies on Malpractice Concerns
Focus of the Chapter
Analysis
Outcomes of Medical Malpractice Perceptions
Hypothesis for This Theoretical Model
Overall Outcomes for the Models
Policy Implications and Conclusion
Community Impacts from the Detection of Bioterrorism Using EMRs
Overview
Introduction
Literature Review
Financial Issues for the Nation Regarding Bioterrorism
Policy Implications/Analysis
Conclusion
Health Informatics and the New Direction of Healthcare: Mobile Health, PHRs, Mobile Health Apps, and More
Overview
Introduction
Bibliography
Index