A thorough and user-friendly beginner’s guide, Understanding Health Information Systems for the Health Professions, encompasses the complete spectrum of contemporary Health Information Systems (HIS): encompassing research and policy, data and analytics, health informatics, personnel and processes, as well as systems management. Grounded in real-life examples, this essential textbook illustrates how effective HIS planning and management enable organizations to enhance cost-efficiency, improve quality, boost productivity, manage population health, foster innovation, and engage patients. Starting with the evolving landscape of HIS within healthcare, the book further elucidates the critical connection between health information systems and the strategic development of an organization, facilitating value-based care and preparing for both population health management and digital health initiatives. It also highlights the essential nature of aligning these systems with organizational strategy. In conclusion, it offers management tools and strategies necessary for effective planning, management, organization, and oversight of HIS. Aimed at a diverse readership, Health Information Systems for the Health Professions empowers aspiring healthcare leaders, practitioners, and innovators; key players in successful HIS deployment; especially in a complex and rapidly changing regulatory environment marked by technological advancements.
KEY FEATURES OF Understanding Health Information Systems for the Health Professions:
- Thought-provoking discussion questions stimulate critical thinking and encourage active involvement with the ideas introduced in the textbook.
- Comprehensive Instructor’s Resource package, which includes a guide for instructors, PowerPoint presentations, and a question bank featuring over 700 queries.
- Access to Navigate 2 online educational resources, which encompass an interactive eBook, student practice exercises and assessments, learning analytics tools, and more.
- Wide-ranging perspective for all healthcare professionals to promote a collaborative approach. Highlights the importance of HIS knowledge for everyone in healthcare, not just IT specialists.
- Real-world case studies in each chapter provide context for concepts through relatable scenarios showcasing both achievements and setbacks, helping students understand the practical application of systems in organizations.
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