β Scribed by Nancy M. Lorenzi, Joan S. Ash, Jonathan Einbinder, Wendy McPhee, Laura Einbinder
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Transforming Health Care Through Information, Second Edition, draws upon the experience of the foremost experts in medical informatics to address the complex challenges faced when healthcare organizations implement technological changes. This bookβs case studies illustrate specific and practical solutions employed to overcome such challenges. Key topics include organizational structures; project planning and management; preparing for change; leadership; the role of healthcare providers in technological changes, and more. This book will be an indispensable guide for students and practicing professionals in medical informatics and healthcare administration.
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