Healthcare information systems
By: editor, Kevin Beaver.
Contributors: Beaver, Kevin.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Series: Best practices series; Best practices series (Boca Raton, Fla.)
Publisher: Auerbach Publications
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Boca Raton, FL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 507
Subjects: Information Systems
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Ch. 1. Introduction; title: Ch. 2. Information technology in healthcare: a review of key applications; title: Ch. 3. Interface tools for healthcare information technology; title: Ch. 4. Wireless application directions; title: Ch. 5. Overcoming wireless LAN security vulnerabilities; title: Ch. 6. Using middleware for interoperable systems; title: Ch. 7. A complex multi-location enterprise: issues and possible solutions; title: Ch. 8. Building a culture for business continuity planning; title: Ch. 9. Security policies: the foundation for information protection; title: Ch. 10. Biometrics; title: Ch. 11. The role of the information management standards in the JCAHO network accreditation program; title: Ch. 12. HIPAA privacy in the healthcare industry; title: Ch. 13. Getting started with HIPAA security compliance; title: Ch. 14. HIPAA transactions and code sets: rule overview and implementation; title: Ch. 15. A tool for evaluating healthcare plans from a quality perspective: HEDIS; title: Ch. 16. Understanding and implementing computerized physician order entry; title: Ch. 17. Clinical decision support systems; title: Ch. 18. Risk management in information technology projects; title: Ch. 19. How much does this system really cost?; title: Ch. 20. Electronic medical records (EMR); title: Ch. 21. The economic justification for electronic medical record systems; title: Ch. 22. Data warehousing: design through implementation for the healthcare professional; title: Ch. 23. Critical factors in developing a data warehouse; title: Ch. 24. Healthcare versus information technology; title: Ch. 25. Information systems and change: which one is the chicken and which is the egg?; title: Ch. 26. The role of the chief medical information officer; title: Ch. 27. Healthcare information services outsourcing; title: Ch. 28. International systems to support incremental improvement in healthcare; title: Ch. 29. Telemedicine; title: Ch. 30. Netting web customers; title: Ch. 31. Handheld technologies in healthcare; title: Ch. 32. Speech technologies; title: Ch. 33. The future of automated patient identification, bar coding, and smart cards; title: Ch. 34. Electronic messaging in the healthcare industry; title: Ch. 35. Improving information management with imaging.