Healthcare informatics : improving effic
β Stephan Kudyba
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2010
π CRC Press
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Healthcare informatics: improving efficiency through technology, analytics, and management
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- CRC Press
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- 2016
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- English
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- 394
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content: Chapter 1. An introduction to the U.S. healthcare industry, information technology, and informatics / Stephan P. Kudyba and Richard Temple --
chapter 2. Electronic health information, healthcare system interoperability, mobile health, and the formation of a community of health and wellness / Stephan P. Kudyba, Thad Perry, and Deborah Ballou --
chapter 3. Quality time in healthcare : meaningful use of health information technology and the journey to paying for value / Michael H. Zaroukian and Peter Basch --
chapter 4. A project management framework of healthcare informatics initiatives / Christi Rushnell and Mary Beattie --
chapter 5. Nursing roles in the implementation of clinical information systems / Terry Moore --
chapter 6. Architecting transitions to a fully electronic medical record with emphasis on physician adoption and optimal utilization / James F. Keel, III and D. Arlo Jennings --
chapter 7. Knowledge translation and informatics in healthcare / Ann McKibbon --
chapter 8. Applicacation of healthcare informatics to improving patient safafety and outcomes : learning from the experiences of Trinity Health / Rajiv Kohli, Frank Piontek, Larry Sellers, Tom Miner, and Paul Conlon --
chapter 9. The new medical frontier : real-time wireless medical data acquisition for 21st-century healthcare and data mining challenges / David Lubliner and Stephan P. Kudyba --
chapter 10. The world of health analytics / Jason Burke --
chapter 11. Information creation through analytics : a healthcare focus / Stephan P. Kudyba --
chapter 12. Enhancing data resources and business intelligence in healthcacare / Stephan P. Kudyba and Mark Rader --
chapter 13. Taking action for health plan members' health : an argument for an expert system's approacach to optimizing care management utilization and financial outcomes / Stephan P. Kudyba, Thad Perry, and John Azzolini --
chapter 14. An introduction to data and text mining in healthcare : a focus on building alerting systems for decision support / Billie Anderson, Cali M. Davis, and J. Michael Hardin --
chapter 15. Data mining in healthcare / Wullianallur Raghupathi.
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Medical informatics.;Organizational effectiveness.;HEALTH & FITNESS / Holism;HEALTH & FITNESS / Reference;MEDICAL / Alternative Medicine;MEDICAL / Atlases;MEDICAL / Essays;MEDICAL / Family & General Practice;MEDICAL / Holistic Medicine;MEDICAL / Osteopathy;Medical Informatics.;Efficiency, Organizational.
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