examines the structure, infrastructure, key applications, and information policy issues of health care information systems (HCIS) in hospitals to effectively support and enhance health care activities. It addresses major problems with HCIS, such as a lack of evolution from end-user needs and an absence of an organizational base for management.
Created by Dr. YASSER MEKKY
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Join Now| # | Content |
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| 1 | • The Organization Structure of HCIS. |
| 2 | • HCIS Infrastructure |
| 3 | • HCIS Applications |
| 4 | • Information Policy Issues |
| # | Outcomes |
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| • Understanding what HCIS is in an organizational context and how it emerged and evolved. | |
| • Recognition of organizational structures (information center and information utility) and infrastructures supporting HCIS. | |
| • Familiarity with key applications of HCIS (network, coordination, decision, and monitoring). | |
| • Knowledge of information policy issues including information planning and information control (such as security, privacy, and access control). |
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Hospital managers, corporate officers responsible for HCIS, information systems managers, end-users (including managerial, professional, and support staff, clerical personnel, functional area personnel, and physicians/nurses).
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601, El Horeya St,7th floor Zizinia, Alexandria, Egypt
(+2) 01099 770 699
dr.yassermekky@charismaqs.com
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