1. Overview of Health Informatics 2. Healthcare Data, Information, and Knowledge 3. Computer and Network Architectures 4. Electronic Health Records 5. Standards and Interoperability 6. Health Information Exchange 7. Healthcare Data Analytics 8. Clinical Decision Support 9. Safety, Quality, and Value 10. Health Information Privacy and Security 11. Health Informatics Ethics
1. Overview of Health Informatics 2. Healthcare Data, Information, and Knowledge 3. Computer and Network Architectures 4. Electronic Health Records 5. Standards and Interoperability 6. Health Information Exchange 7. Healthcare Data Analytics 8. Clinical Decision Support 9. Safety, Quality, and Value 10. Health Information Privacy and Security 11. Health Informatics Ethics
1. Is the assertion “all health care is local” valid? 2. What are the strengths and weakness of a centralized versus a decentralized approach to health information exchange organization within a state? 3. What are the challenges or advantages for states on the cutting-edge of new policies? 4. Given the history of the HEAL … Read more
1. What are some other ways in which HEALTHeLINK could be used to support public health activities? 2. What would be necessary in other communities to use their health information exchange or regional health information organizations to support public health?
1. Interoperability can only be achieved when provider organizations do the work necessary to participate. Do provider organizations have the necessary incentives to do that work? 2. Private health information exchanges seem to be growing at a faster pace than public health information exchanges. Public exchanges should arguably offer more value to patients and … Read more
During the course, you have done a thorough analysis of a company and the health care subsector in which the company operates now is the time to look at all your findings and insights and be bold and make at least three predictions of what will happen to this organization or industry. Think in terms … Read more
During the course, you have done a thorough analysis of a company and the health care subsector in which the company operates now is the time to look at all your findings and insights and frame the situation of the company in terms of cost, access, and quality. Specifically: Are there any major cost-containment policies … Read more
Windshield Survey Students will be conducting a windshield survey of a chosen community (Bethany Oklahoma city). The student will drive and walk as appropriate thorough the community. You may drive, walk, or take public transportation to move about your community to make systematic observations that will help you understand more about the characteristics and health … Read more
As you learned from the chapter, reading, and video lectures, the cost of health care is a major concern in the US. As we discussed, value-based models promise to bend the cost curve in the right direction. The article you read by Erickson et al (2020) is mostly from the point of view of physicians … Read more
As you learned from the chapter, reading, and video lectures, the cost of health care is a major concern in the US. As we discussed, value-based models promise to bend the cost curve in the right direction. The article you read by Erickson et al (2020) is mostly from the point of view of physicians … Read more