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CMIO Case Study

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A CMIO is a very high position, but it is not the highest position that a person can have. Many CMIOs desire to become a CIO in order to have more authority. Some start taking steps forward ahead of time. There are so called CIO Boot camps, that are designed to broader the management perspective of a person. With time a CMIO can become a CIO but also chief marketing officer (CMO), Chief Operating Officer (COO) or CQA. Sometimes this promotion happens within the same organization or it can be successful within another health system organization. There is becoming a bigger need for CMIOs within organizations. Hospitals and other health organizations require a person to lead and take accountability for business impact of clinical IT and to plan …show more content…

There is a need to complete the implementation of EHRs as part of the meaningful use. Clinician Informaticians are needed to help this transition. Clinician Informatician is an individual, physician or a nurse who has more expertise in the field of informatics and is the person to go to with questions. They integrate their knowledge and understanding of science of their clinical specialty with their knowledge of informatics. The integration of these two disciplines Clinical and Informatics, helps informaticians to provide the best quality care by integrating people with systems, processes and information technology. According to The Journal of Nursing Administration Informatics incorporates 1) data gathering, 2) data representation, 3) information management. Informaticians work closely with IT practitioners to integrate the workflow into the system design. Their contextual knowledge of the practice workflow, exploring of the advantages and disadvantages help the informaticians to create systems that are clear and help physicians make a decision. Informaticians can help rule out implications that might potentially create problems and they can recognize some tools, as being important to the clinical setting that the ITs might not

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The healthcare industry generates a great amount of data every day, as a form of record keeping, patient care, compliance, and regulatory requirements. Just a decade ago, all this data was stored in the form of hard copy form, now it is rapidly transforming to digital data which is called EMR (Electronic Medical Record). The digitalization of the healthcare has not just reduced cost of care, but also improved quality of care due to the abundance data that organizations receive from the EMR to identify the flaws in their system. I work in the healthcare industry where improving quality of care is our primary goal. We use software called eCW , which is an integrated system.

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We want a system that is both functional and affordable. There are many systems out there that look like they would be easy and cheap to maintain but in the end more time and money is spent on software updates and customer service and support. According to the Medscape EHR report 65% of physicians said that EHR systems improve documentation within their facility (Kane, 2014). While physicians say that these systems improve documentation and other clinical factors within their practice, 70% of them say that it decreases their face to face time with the patients (Kane, 2014). This reason is why an easy to use, easy to learn and easy to maintain system is most conducive to our needs.

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The resources above expanded on knowledge concerning the definition, evolution, proposed outcomes, research and the technology of meaningful use of the electronic health record. Nursing administrators, staff nurses, and nursing informaticists all perform an essential role in achieving meaningful use of the electronic medical record to improve patient care. Certain authors referenced other authors proving that the health information technology field is indeed a tightknit community. The resources were well written from highly credentialed authors and were, for the most part, easy to comprehend. All of these articles were written for the nursing professional with the exception of resource

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Health informatics describes the use and sharing of information within the healthcare industry with contributions from computer science, mathematics, and psychology. It deals with the resources, devices, and methods required for optimizing the acquisition, storage, retrieval, and use of information in health and biomedicine. Health informatics tools include not only computers but also clinical guidelines, formal medical terminologies, and information and communication systems. Medical informatics, nursing informatics, public health informatics, pharmacy informatics, and translational bioinformatics are sub disciplines that inform health informatics from different disciplinary perspectives. The processes and people of concern or study are the main variables.

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EHR has its advantages and disadvantages of implementing new technology in the health care system, EHR can help improve collaboration, communication, performance, and decrease added work. The author believes that the incentives that the government is providing for physicians and hospitals to adopt electronic health records system will help improve accessibility to patient data, improve preventative health, and provide a collaboration from both patients and health professionals to increase patient ’s outcomes of their overall

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You need a system that can keep up with this ever changing world to give the patients the best care possible. There is new procedures, information, diseases, and advances in science on a daily basis and if you don 't have a system that can keep up with all of the changes, you can waste time and money along with the loss of patients. Patients need and deserve the best care possible and it 's up to the doctors to make that happen. Organization is going to be a key component in an EHR system as you need important information and fast in some instances and if you don 't have a well-organized system, it could mean life or death, in some situations.

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(2008). I would like to challenges Chief Nurse Executives (CNEs) to lead the journey and highlights how patients, their families, and health care organizations would benefit immeasurably if CNEs stepped forward and accepted this leadership role, then and only then can the best practice changes begin to improve what we as nurses already know. The processes of leading are intended to enable more people to develop into leaders and more people to share the roles of leading, to enhance the quality and safety of patient care (Stone P. Hughes R, Dailey M.

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Competencies gained from this course will be found in foundations of nursing informatics with benchmarking, outcome probabilities, and expert decision support. Healthcare Project Management (N527PE) Healthcare project management shows methods of managing healthcare projects, aiding the strategic goals of the institution. This course will add to competencies in each of the areas listed under systems life cycle in my previous paper. The skills necessary for performing needs assessments, gap analysis, and feasibility analysis will be acquired as well as creating clinical and data work flow diagrams.

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Abstract The paper reviews the organizational chart and stakeholders relationships for Sheppard Pratt Health Systems. The organizational chart for each health care organization is different depending on the size and services offer by that organization. Most organizational charts begin with either a board of trustees or the CEO. Stakeholders are anyone who has vested interest in an organization.

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Role of Graduate Nurse in Informatics are: 1) computer generated nursing care plan for each patient. 2) reminder and prompts that appear during documentation to ensure comprehensive charting. 3) help as a communication aid to other health care professionals taking care of the same patient. For example, Electronic Health Record. The role of Advanced Practice Nurses and Registered Nurses are same in Informatics regarding accessing, protecting and documenting patients Electronic Health Record(EHR).

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I will summarize each outcome for the Nursing Informatics specialty. For the intent of this paper I will use outcome and competency interchangeably. The first outcome means the ability to gather healthcare information across the continuum of care; combine and utilize the information gathered to develop a process. Finally execution of that process to evaluate its ability to improve the quality of the healthcare environment. Healthcare managers are constantly assessing patients and collecting information.

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The Health Informatics is new in the healthcare field, although there is not a lot of formal definition on Heath Informatics but it has concerns in the informational side, communication technologies, data and privacy within the healthcare. Health informatics and information science need takes accountably of the unique aspects of health and medicine. However, Health Informatics also has potential to make important contribute to the ageing society and helping to reduce the digital and health divides within society. The development of the information systems and electronic records in the health system can be consider the information behavior needs of all the users that are in involved in the health system changing in different ways. Health Informatics

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Informatics and Public Health The use of informatics in public health supports the surveillance and management of communicable diseases and chronic diseases in a multitude of ways. In the article “Strengthening Public Health and Primary Care Collaboration Through Electronic Health Records” published in the American Journal of Public Health, the contributing authors explore specific examples as well as general possibilities of how electronic health records (EHRs) can work with public health departments and primary care providers (PCPs) to support disease management. In this essay I will describe some of the findings of this article to explain the strength of the role of informatics in disease management.

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Giving an in depth overview of the different ways that technology is used in informatics would be useful as well. For example, one could implement the use of wearable bio sensors in order to monitor the vital statistics of a patient and record this information in the facility computers or a personal data entry device such as a laptop, tablet, etc. Monitoring patients in this way gives the healthcare professional a variety of statistics that they can measure over a period of time and because the patient is constantly being monitored the healthcare professional can look and find patterns in this information. Recording this information in the patient’s records and relaying this information to any other doctors and/or other medical staff that the patient may be transferred to helps the patient get consistent and efficient care without their new caretakers missing a step. This example gives us a good look at the information needed in an informatics course.

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As a leader, I manage needs, expectations, motivations and competing priorities to achieve clinical delivery within the company matrix structure. • Building Relationships – Building strong relationships and ensuring the team is well balanced. • Business and Financial Acumen- I Offer trainings and support to colleagues showing importance of accurate forecasting, study budgets and contractual obligations, I plan to work as a subject matter expert in project financials to help the team, Proactive in identifying project risks and communicating potential financial

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