BookCharlotte A. Weaver, Marion J. Ball, George R. Kim, Joan M. Kiel, editors.
Contents:
1. Clinical decision support: history and basic concepts
2. Electronic health record features, functions, and privileges that clinicians need to provide safe and effective care for adults and children
3. The journey to usability: a vendor's perspective
4. Snapshot at mid-stride: current state of EHRs and their use by clinicians from a CMIO's perspective
5. The evolution of EHR-S functionality for care and coordination
6. Great promises of healthcare information technology deliver less
7. Ten reasons why interoperability is difficult
8. The evolution of health information technology policy in the United States
9. Usability: making it real from concepts to implementation and end-user adoption
10. Incorporating patient generated health data into chronic disease management: a human factors approach
11. Transformed roles for a transformed healthcare system: where do clinical informaticists fit in now?
12. Emerging roles in health and healthcare
13. Impact of the digital age on transforming healthcare
14. Health information crossroad: an opportunity to deliver real measurable outcomes for better health and well being
15. Health IT"s essential role in the patient-centered medical home and practice-based population health management
16. Patient-interactive healthcare management, a model for achieving patient experience excellence
17. The patient of the future: participatory medicine and enabling technologies
18. Data driven patient safety and clinical information technology
19. Simulation: a view into the future of education
20. The health record banking model for health information infrastructure
21. Next generation wellness: a technology model for personalizing healthcare
22. Wearable technologies and telehealth in care management for chronic illness
23. The role of big data and analytics in health payer transformation to consumer-centricity
24. Interoperability: E pluribus unum
25. Privacy and data security: HIPAA and HITECH
26. Building a reliable and affordable system fo medical care
27. Engineering the next generation of health systems
28. Emerging clinical decision support technology for the twenty first century
29. Beyond current HIMS: future visions and a roadmap
30. Big data analytical technologies and decision support in critical care
31. Data driven analytics for personalized healthcare
32. Cognitive computing for electronic medical records
33. Health information systems 2025.