Strategic management of information systems in healthcare /
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| Imprint: | Chicago, IL : Health Administration Press ; Washington, DC : AUPHA Press, c2005. |
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| Description: | xvii, 310 p. : ill. ; 27 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5771291 |
Table of Contents:
- List of Figures and Tables
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- 1. Introduction: The Role of Information Technology in Transforming Health Systems
- Information as a Transforming Technology
- IT in Healthcare Organizations
- The Constraining Potential of IT
- Information Skills for Health Systems Leaders
- Part I. The Contribution of Information Technology to Organizational Strategy: Integrating the Clinical and Business Functions
- Introduction to Part I
- 2. Information Strategy Related to Enterprise and Organizational Strategies
- The Strategy Network in Healthcare Organizations
- Information Strategy Related to Enterprise and Organizational Strategies
- IT as a Social Good
- 3. Organizational Accountability for Clinical Outcomes: The Coming of the Corporation
- Integration of Clinical Strategy with Business Strategy: The Coming of the Corporation
- Information Strategy: Clinical Decision Support Systems
- Aligning Information Strategy with Clinical Strategy
- 4. Information Strategy Empowers Organizational Strategy
- Competitive Advantage in Healthcare Organizations
- The Resource-Based Enterprise
- Creating a Knowledge-Based Learning Organization
- Transforming Intangible Assets Through IT
- Commitment-Based Management and the Human Capital of IT Workers
- 5. Managing Data, Information, and Knowledge
- Data, Information, and Knowledge: A Philosophical View
- Controlled Representations and Interoperability of Data, Information, and Knowledge
- Interoperability and Knowledge Management
- The Semantic Web
- Part II. Information as Enterprise Strategy: The Strategic Use of Information Resources
- Introduction to Part II
- 6. Aligning Information Strategy and Business and Clinical Strategies: Information as a Strategic Asset
- Value Migration in Healthcare
- Consumer Empowerment in Health Services
- Strategic Leadership in Healthcare Organizations
- The Coming Paradigm Shift in Integrated Health Delivery Systems
- 7. E-Health and Consumer Informatics
- Implications of IT for Empowering Individuals and Communities
- Review of Patient-Centric Systems
- Challenges for e-Health Applications
- Success Factors for e-Health
- Considerations for die Future
- 8. Genomic Medicine: Informatics Implications and Opportunities
- Genomic Medicine
- Current State
- Emerging Trends
- Part III. Information Strategy: Managing Information Resources
- Introduction to Part III
- 9. Investing in Information Technology
- The Challenge of Delivering Value
- A Valuation Framework for IT
- Tools for Evaluating IT Investments
- Process for Evaluating IT Investments
- Behavioral and Other Noneconomic Issues
- 10. Managing Information Technology Services
- IT Governance and Leadership
- Strategic IT Planning
- Individual Project Planning and Management
- IT Department Organization
- 11. Information Security and Ethics
- A Security Framework
- Aspects of a Basic Security Program
- A Zone-Based Architecture
- Part IV. Building a Healthcare Information Infrastructure
- Introduction to Part IV
- 12. Conclusion: Managing Information Technology in the Future
- The Seeds of Change: Transforming the U.S. Health System
- Development of an Integrated Information System
- Personal Health Record
- Clinical Information Networks
- Innovative Business Models
- Index
- About the Editors
- About the Contributors
