Editor Merida L. Johns, PhD, RHIA, and her distinguished colleagues have updated and revised the health information management technology concepts from their first edition, the most widely used textbook in health information management technology programs in the country. Creating a blueprint for success in the health information technology (HIT) field, Health Information Management Technology: An Applied Approach models the current AHIMA curriculum for health information technology programs. KEY FEATURES: ¿Theory into Practice¿ case studies in each chapter explain major concepts and principles exemplified in practice-based situations. ¿Check Your Understanding¿ sections verify student comprehension Review quizzes at the end of each chapter offer a roadmap to success in HIT Text prepares student for RHIT certification exam Health Information Management Technology: An Applied Approach takes students beyond the two year-program. It serves as a valuable resource, useful in all healthcare settings. Students and practicing professionals will find easy-to-understand explanations of the major HIT principles and practical applications to approach real-world situations.

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Telemedicine and the Reinvention of Healthcare (Healthcare Informatics Executive Management Series)

Bauer, Jeffrey C.

Ringel, Marc A.

Investment in information technology, by healthcare organizations is growing rapidly. These organizations view information technology as a critical contributor to their strategies and plans to integrate care, reduce costs and respond to a complex reimbursement environment. The development of thoughtful, focused and realistic IT strategies has become a primary management concern and focus. The aggregate capital projections for these systems often convey staggering numbers. The percentage of the organization's overall capital and operating budgets devoted to information systems appear to be increasing and is on its ways to being double current percentages. While organizational leadership understands that these numbers are becoming common, information systems and operating budget requests carry sticker shock and are often growing much faster than any other segment of the budget. The Strategic Application of Information Technology in Healthcare Organizations provides a thorough analysis and discussion of the form, scope and issues associated with the strategic application of information technology in healthcare organizations. The book is intended to improve the ability of the leadership of the healthcare orgnaizations to invest strategically and thoughtfully in information technology. It also focuses on strategies and strategic thinking in the planning and implementation of information technology for provider organizations.

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Glaser, John

Hsu, Leslie

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Saba, Virginia K.

McCormick, Kathleen Ann

Computer Science

McGraw-Hill/Appleton & Lange

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Hanson, C. William

McGraw-Hill Medical

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Saba, Virginia

McCormick, Kathleen

Nursing

McGraw-Hill Professional

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<li>Integrating project, information technology, and change management methodologies</li> <li>
PMBOK® Guide process groups--initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing</li>
<li>Project management knowledge areas--integration, scope, time, cost, quality, human resources, communication, risk, and procurement management</li>
<li>IT management knowledge areas--user requirements, infrastructure, conversion, software configuration, workflow, security, interface, testing, cutover, and support management</li>
<li>Change management knowledge areas--realization, sponsorship, transformation, training, and optimization management</li>
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Project Management for Healthcare Information Technology

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Coplan, Scott

Management & Leadership

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<li>Computer systems </li>
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<li> Current issues in informatics </li>
<li> Continuum of care information technology systems </li>
<li> Educational applications </li>
<li> Research applications </li>
<li> International perspectives (including Europe, Canada, Pacific Rim, Asia, South America, and South Africa) </li>
<li> The future of informatics</li>
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Essentials of Nursing Informatics, 5th Edition

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