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Strategies and Technologies for Healthcare Information: Theory Into Practice

This book highlights innovative healthcare information technologies as they perform information integration throughout various health care settings. Contributors, representative of these settings, provide case studies citing active examples of technology systems at work, addressing critical success factors, documenting success in terms of improved quality and/or reduced cost.

Category: Healthcare Information Technology

Title: Strategies and Technologies for Healthcare Information: Theory Into Practice

PURCHASE INFO: http://www.e-tba.com/buy-0387984429.htm

Released Date: May 15, 1999

Price: $67.95

Publisher: Springer-Verlag

Author: Marion J. Ball, Judith V. Douglas, Douglas E. Garets, David E. Garets

Summary: This book highlights innovative healthcare information technologies as they perform information integration throughout various health care settings. Contributors, representative of these settings, provide case studies citing active examples of technology systems at work, addressing critical success factors, documenting success in terms of improved quality and/or reduced cost. Each example will address the full range of issues associated with technological innovation in health care, from policy and clinical considerations, to business and operational issues.

Description: This book highlights innovative healthcare information technologies as they perform information integration throughout various health care settings. Contributors, representative of these settings, provide case studies citing active examples of technology systems at work, addressing critical success factors, documenting success in terms of improved quality and/or reduced cost. Each example will address the full range of issues associated with technological innovation in health care, from policy and clinical considerations, to business and operational issues.

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