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245			_aInformation and communication technologies in healthcare
260			_bCRC Press _aBoca Raton _c2012
300			_aviii, 256 p.
365			_aGBP _b79.99
500			_aTable of contents: Health Care Systems: Introduction; Frank M. Groom, Ph.D. Technology as a Catalyst for Health Enhancement, Jane Ellery, Ph.D. and Peter J. Ellery, Ph.D. Health Information Exchange; Dave Yoder Universal Data Standards; Colleen Willis Healthcare Information Exchange; Kent Supancik Health Information Technology in the United States: Achieving Legal and Regulatory Results That Enhance Innovation and Adoption; Stuart N . Brotman, Gabriel G. Brotman, and Jennifer E . Paul Healthcare Regulations, Privacy, Security, and Information Age Considerations; Sydney Morris Usability: Patient-Physician Interactions and the Electronic Medical Record; Carolyn K. Shue and Laura L.S. O’Hara Remembering Human Factors when Implementing Technology Use: A Case Study in Home Health Care Usability; Lori A . Byers Security and Privacy: Impacts of Evolving Technologies and Legislation; Robert Faix, Chad Cagnolatti, and David Flynn New Facility Planning: A Healthcare Focus; Todd Hollowell and Carl Fleming Developing Innovative Health Information for Youth: Communication Theory for Practical Emerging Media Applications; Lou Ann Stroup, Chelsey Sigler, and Jay E . Gillette Re-envisioning the IndianaMedicaid.com Web Site as a Member-Focused Portal: A Case Study on Usability and Technology for Transforming Health Care Communication; Jared B. Linder Appendix: Glossary of Health Care Terms from IBM Index
520			_aAs the population ages and healthcare costs continue to soar, the focus of the nation and the healthcare industry turns to reducing costs and making the delivery process more efficient. Demonstrating how improvements in information systems can lead to improved patient care, Information and Communication Technologies in Healthcare explains how to create a holistic Medical Records System as a core component to addressing the issues affecting the U.S. healthcare system. Examining the impact of our aging population on healthcare, the book describes the range of systems that support key segments of the industry, including: hospitals, physicians, imaging, and nursing. It considers patient records, the physician’s office, emerging home-monitoring networks, the recording and information submitting process, and hospice/nursing home use. Leaving no stone unturned, this reference investigates: Healthcare technology Healthcare data standards Healthcare information exchange Legal and regulatory issues Electronic medical records Usability by patients and physicians Security and privacy Healthcare facility planning Emerging media and healthcare The book includes a case study that illustrates the human factors behind the implementation of technology. Following the principle that data should be captured only once, stored in a repository, and then made available throughout the medical system, this is the ideal starting point for those looking to improve the effectiveness and cost efficiencies of the healthcare system. (https://www.routledge.com/Information-and-Communication-Technologies-in-Healthcare/Jones-Groom/p/book/9781439854136#)
650			_aMedical informatics
650			_aMedical records--Data processing _913156
650			_aInformation storage and retrieval systems--Medicine _913729
700			_aJones, Stephan [Editor] _913890
700			_aGroom, Frank M. [Editor] _913891
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