...Case Study I Medical Information System Arthur Contato Poliseli Edward Ruppel Project Management I BA 3110 DAY AA February 23, 2015 Medical Information System Summary of the Facts of the Case Maggie Pressman, Paul Goldberg, and Steve Youngblood are equal partners in their own consulting business, which is specialized in design and install computer-based information systems for medicals. These system usually includes patient records, prescriptions, billings, and medical insurance processing, sometimes the medical customers have a manual system and want to computerize it, or they have an existing computer system that needs to be upgraded. Generally, the consulting business provides the necessary hardware as software to its customers, they also install and teach the employees how to use the new resource, because of that, the cost of most of these projects ranges from $10,000 to $40,000, depending on the amount of hardware needed. Dr. Houser, one of the doctors for whom Paul had done a project, left her private practice to join a large regional medical practice, which has six offices throughout the region, and two of that also include a pharmacy. So, Dr. Houser contacted Paul to see if he was interested in submitting a proposal to upgrade the information system for the entire regional medical practice, this project will include integrate the six offices and two pharmacies into one system, because presently, each office has its own system. Paus discovered that a team...
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...of Selecting Health Care Information System Health care organizations are trying to stay current with health care technology to provide high quality care, and lower health care cost(Matthews, 2000). Selecting an information system is complex and challenging because of the new technology and higher cost. When health care organizations implement an information system then the organization will become more efficient, and deliver effective health care. Implementing new information systems takes a team of individuals with different expertise to plan and manage the information system. Most health care organizations develop a team that has nurses, doctors, office personal, and IT specialist that worked together to keep information systems. Acquisition Process The process of selecting an information systems starts with selecting a project steering committee, and project manager. The project manager will plan, coordinate, organize, budget, and manage the process of selecting and implementing information systems(Wager, Lee, & Glaser, 2009). The next step is to define project objectives and scope of analysis. Once project goals are formulated the product manager is able guide the committees activities. Health care organization should investigate different EMR systems and schedule demonstrations before choosing an information system(Wager, Lee, & Glaser, 2009). Project managers will determine system requirements request information, explore other options, evaluate...
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...HIMS Strategic Plan For Medical center of Lewisville HSM 330 Shirin Heerani I. Purpose The purpose of this strategic plan is to create a information system for the Medical center of Lewisville to integrate current technology in the information structure of the facility. II. Vision a. The vision of the medical center is to bring state of the art information system where electronic records and shared information will bring a better experience for our patients. III. Mission b. The medical center of Lewisville promises quality service with our computerized system that will make it easier for patients to request information and register at the facility. IV. SWOT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats) c. The strengths are that we have a expert team and plan in place to set the structure. d. Weakness is that there are a number of departments and we need to be sure to connect so data is shared and retrieved easily. e. Opportunities are that we do have the expertise and the chance to look at local facilities with similar information systems. f. Possible threats are that we wouldn’t be able to start off with the ease and flow in the initial stage. V. Plan Objectives g. To complete a rough run in 3 months time so we can evaluate our plan VI. Tasks and Timelines VII. Evaluate each department system at the end of two months VIII. Budgeting and Resources Executive summary ...
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...HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, ABSTRACT The health care Management system is a project that sort to register patients and Storing their details into the system rather than the traditional methods of filling a registration form or card. The health care Management system is a computerized process of storing patient record for easy access and retrieval. The system has the facility to give a unique id for every patient and stores the details of every patient. User can search availability of a doctor and the details of a patient using the id. The health care Management system can be entered using a username and password. It is accessible either by an administrator or doctor. Only they can Add data into the database. The data can be retrieved easily. The interface is very User-friendly. The data are well protected for personal use and makes the data Processing very fast. TABLE OF CONTENT Description Page No BONAFIE CERTIFICATE 03 ABSTRACT 04 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION 07 1.1 Problem Definition 08 1.2 Requirement of Proposed System 10 1.3 System Analysis 12 1.4 Proposed System 14 INTRODUCTION In most developing countries, provision of basic preventive, promotive and curative services is a major concern of the Government. With growing population and advancement in the medical technology and increasing expectation of the people especially for quality curative care, it has now become imperative to provide quality health care services through the established institutions...
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...Academic Goals What are you studying in school? I am studying Medical Administrative Assistant on the civilian side and Information Systems Operator Analyst with my military career. A Medical Administrative Assistant job performance specialize its focuses on medical transcription, terminology, forms, and billing. These certification skills allow Medical Assistants to enter the medical workforce in doctors' offices, hospitals and other facilities. Information Systems Operator Analyst installs, operates, and performs unit maintenance on multi-functional/multi-user information processing systems and peripheral equipment and auxiliary devices. Performs input/ output data control and bulk data storage operations. These certification skills allow Information System Operator Analyst jobs as Computer Operators, Computer Systems Analysts, Computer and Information Systems Managers, and Network and Computer Systems Administrators. Where do you hope your studies will take you? I hope my studies lead me to a prosper future in both jobs. I hope that my Information Systems Operator career turns out to be my most passionate studies and lets me travel all over the world and meet a lot of great people. I hope that out of the two chosen jobs they take me far in life. What are your long-term job goals? My long-term job goals are to achieve the highest position in which ever company I may be working for. I still want to be able to use my second job if my main job allows me too. I want to achieve...
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...Nursing Information System Monique Brown Walden University Nurs-3010 Section 3: Information Management in Nursing and Healthcare December 21, 2014 Nursing Information Systems Information technology within the health industry has brought a unique set of ethical and legal concerns once adopted in health settings. The usage of nursing information systems all through the country has been found to extend numerous benefits towards patient care. Thus, the nursing information systems have been found to be very beneficial, though they possess a fair share of limitations, which among other aspects include ethics. Ethics in nursing refers to performing actions contrary the nurse’s code of ethics along with what is morally right for patients. Information systems are aimed at improving patient care, consolidating, and making patient information readily available. Nursing information systems have introduced several ethical concerns with regards to the conduct or practice of nursing. Medical Information Privacy and Confidentiality Ethics To begin with, the most emotive and majorly discussed issue concerns privacy of patients’ medical information. Privacy in nursing information systems points to the avoidance by nurses to disclose patients’ medical information to unauthorized individuals (Simpson 1). These unauthorized individuals may comprise hospital staff, non-listed family members, and non-staff among others...
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...Abstract One might think that a hospitals soul operations is to provide doctors and nurses to assist patients with their sickness and diseases. However, there is a ton of operations and systems that go on in the background. At Patton-Fuller Community Hospital, they split up their business information systems in four ways. Patton-Fuller Community Hospital use this system to improve communication and collaboration between senior management, employees, doctors, nurses and patients. In addition, the current system is suppose to improve the efficiency of hospital operations, relationships with current and future patients, and assist senior executives in managing hospital finances. PFCH System Breakdown The current breakdown of the business information system is split between the following: Accounting and Finance Information System, Human Resources Information System, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Information System, Knowledge Management (KM) Information System. These four systems combine creates Patton-Fuller Community Hospital. The Accounting and Finance Information System; is primarily used by senior executives. The Patton-Fuller senior executives use this system to manage, cash flow, assets, liabilities, and net income. After all this information has been entered into this system PFCH has the ability to generate financial statements in which are requirements by federal regulations. For example, at the end of the month, someone from the PFCH team will enter in all...
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...organization to: Find the best person for the job, Find more economical resources, implement spatial and temporal flexibility. 5. Managing information systems in a modern organization is challenging because: Both of the following are correct: the systems are very expensive to acquire, operate, and maintain; and the systems are critical to the organization’s operations. 6. Process and procedures are important but not critical to the effective use of computer based information systems. False 7. HR information systems, POM information systems, CRM information systems, and marketing information systems are usually classified as: Functional area information systems 8. One impact of IT will be to decrease the numbers of managers employed in organizations. True 9. While information systems, such as transaction processing systems, generate more information for managers to process, other information systems, such as BI___, help them analyze this information to make better-informed decisions. 10. Telepresence systems can help make Global outsourcing a more popular choice for small and medium enterprises. 11. Which of the following is a useful, cost-effective, hands-on, and safe teaching tool in the medical field? Simulation environments. 12. Integrating its SAP ERP system with FlexNet has enabled L’Oreal to: Create a global, central IT system that supports all of the company’s factory processes, Bring factories online much more quickly, Maintain...
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...IT190-1501A-01 : Introduction to IT Information Systems of Sterling Urgent Care Ryder May 02/09/15 TOC Section 1: Information Systems Overview 4 What is Sterling Urgent Care? 4 Choosing the Right Information System for SUC 4 Section 2: Information Systems Concepts 7 Types of Communication 7 SUC’s Communication Technology 8 SUC’s Virtual Private Network 9 Section 3: Business Information Systems 11 Data Systems 11 TPS (Transaction processing system) 11 MIS (Management information system) 11 DSS (Decision support system) 12 KMS (Knowledge management system) 12 AI (Artificial intelligence) 12 Information Systems within SUC 14 Section 4: System Development 16 Prototype Model 16 Waterfall model 17 Implementation of the Waterfall model 17 Waterfall Phases 18 System Investigation 18 System Design 19 System Implementation 19 System Verification 19 System Maintenance 19 Section 5: Information Systems and Society 20 Types of Hacking 20 Social Engineering 20 Dumpster Diving 21 Identity Theft 23 Illegal Access and Use 23 References 25 Section 1: Information Systems Overview What is Sterling Urgent Care? Sterling Urgent Care (SUC) is a non-existent urgent care facility located in the small town of Sterling Colorado. This is a private-owed walk in clinic that will provide health care ranging from routine doctor visits to emergent care. This organization will require internal users from several different departments, as well as outside healthcare...
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...This paper focuses on the success factors for the system integration of the Metropolitan Medical Group and Oak Grove Medical Group. How to secure access to healthcare data, updated of proper records, integrity and security issues, as well as some implications. The critical success factors for the system integration of the two practices are: the practices grown from one office to five offices with new services such as laboratory services, gynecological practice, x-ray and mammography screening, as well as nutrition counseling. Integration management is an element that coordinates every aspects of system integration. When properly performed, it will run all system smoothly. Integration management will also produce chains of deliverables that includes implementation and planning. The integration of the practices has some management implications such as the quality of the data is not consistent and accurate, repeating entry, verification of patient’s insurance, omission or incorrect update of patient records all this can put the organization at risk. For example, the desk clerk forgot to verify Mrs. Smith insurance provider’s information. They need to apply rules to standardize their data, as well as transforming it. These are complicated in their organization; it can permit errors or poor quality of data. More so, accurate and updating process is very essential in healthcare organization. To ensure proper updating of patient’s records, flow of data must be well organized...
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...8/20/2014 Discussion Activity #4 Instructions - AMBA 640 9044 Managing Projects, Operations, and Information Systems (2145) Discussion Activity #4 Instructions Basic Instructions: During Weeks 8 and 9, working in teams under the leadership of a student CIO and Assistant CIO, the section drafts an information systems management (ISM) plan for Acme Mexico City. In doing so, the section completes the work tasked as Assignment 4 in the Four Assignments Package to be found in Content/General Information. Additional Instructions: In view of our time constraints, this will be a draft ISM plan. Acme corporate headquarters will have standards, policies, and expectations with which Acme Mexico City (AMC) must comply. These may be hypothesized. Acme Mexico City will need to support both store-internal and -external IS needs Internal needs will include support of at least store Business processes and operations Decision mak ing by employees and managers Strategies to gain competitive advantage Human resource needs External needs will include at least: Reporting to Acme corporate Meeting Mexican and US government regulatory requirements Fulfilling supplier and customer expectations in this business sector in Mexico City Any format that logically and succinctly addresses that above needs may be used A sample IM (=ISM) plan for a health services organization follows below. It is deliberately for such an organization because: Health services is another important business sector supported...
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...IS INFORMATION SYSTEM? A combination of hardware, software, infrastructure and trained personal organized to facilitate planning, control, coordination and decision making in an organization. It can also be frequent interaction between people. 2) WHY DO PEOPLE NEED INFORMATION? INDIVIDUALS Information’s are needed to make a person’s day to day life easier. Information will give answers to their questions, helps to know directions to their destinations, achieve goals, it will help to learn how things are done, help to make things better BUSINESSES It is one of the most important segment of information industry. People need information about the latest news in business industry, details about customers and market, helps in credit and financial information, company and execute profiles, to know the economic analysis of the country, it also helps in research. OTHER INDUSTRIES People need information regarding scientific, medical, technical, educational and training content. Scientific information is necessary for various researches. Medical information helps in the healthcare system. Technical information helps in the engineering, evaluation with design, production, operation, use and maintenance of an equipment, machine, system or process. Educational informations are needed for the students for their studies and future planning. Training informations are needed for career assessment, individual learning skills. 3) STRATERGIC USES OF INFORMATION SYSTEM...
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...I work with, we use an information system called FOCUS. I work for the public school district. This information system is helpful to the staff in various ways. Focus takes attendance, keeps record of the students grades, birthdays, and keeps it stored for the entire school year for the teachers to have access to it. Focus also helps the other staff members and administration by helping to keep track of all the students enrolled in the system, the students schedule to be able to help the staff locate the students immediately, medical information, emergency information, grades, etc. This information system makes our jobs as employees easier because all we have to do is access the database and it gives us all the information that we could possibly need when dealing with the students. FOCUS does improve performance for all the staff members that has access to it. It enables the staff to get quick and easy access to all the information pertaining to the students. Focus allows the staff to eliminate certain steps that they would have to take in order to reach their goal faster. I don’t see of any other way that FOCUS can be improved except for one way. It literally does everything and stores everything for the staff. I think the only thing that could be changed in order to make the information system any better would be to make the system organize all the personal information on the students electronically instead of the staff having to input the information...
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...computers that have older operating systems. At the hospital where I work, we are slowly switching over to Windows 7 from XP. This is a challenge for large companies, especially in the healthcare area. Internet explorer is one of the thorns in our side. When new IEs come out, we have to test all of our programs with it. Last year we finally had all computers upgraded to IE 7. People dimensions is probably the broadest of all of them. Everything from keeping employees trained to the work environment. Also people dimensions can be affected by the other two dimensions. The question is, what is the difference between IT and information systems? Information technology is the hardware and software that supports information systems. This includes computers, servers, NAS, and software like Microsoft Office. An information system is everything together. It is where information technologies are as well as the software. Information systems is where the data is collected, stored, distributed, and used. A good example is a hospital’s electronic medical record system. The data is the patient’s information. The patient’s information is collected at registration. Then it goes to the nurses and then to the doctor’s. After they are discharged, the patient’s information goes to the billing department. Another way to look at it is that information systems is where everything happens. Another good example is a retail stores point of sales system. This connects all their stores...
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...nightlife atmosphere to its guests. Even though Club IT has done an exceptional job in the information systems world, but it is waiting for improvement. In evaluating and examining information about the nightclub business, opportunities at the Club IT exist in improving technology capabilities. Both Ruben and Lisa need an assessment of existing information systems and recommendations on how to improve management capabilities. Although Lisa and Ruben did a good work remodeling their club’s interior, they are thinking about the club’s information management systems. Ruben and Lisa use information resources like the intranet to help to keep their business organization efficiently. For example, the owners and employees use a private network that they only can access. Club IT' employees use their internal intranet to log in to their website with a username and password, club it. It provides the club’s employees with access to information such as their schedules, medical and insurance forms, news, and the company’s policies, which only the company’s employees can access and not the public. Nevertheless, the security of long in needs to be reinforcing, the problem is that the employees have the same login and password giving them access to the same information that the owner have. The best solution would be that each employee should have his or her own username and password. Club IT information resources are found on the web-sites homepage, which there are seven informational (About...
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