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The Impact of Health Information Technology on Demand for Hospital Inpatient Services
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Health Information Technology and Nursing
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2012Health information technology (HIT) is a central aspect of current U.S. government efforts to reduce costs and improve the efficiency and safety of the health care system. A federal push to implement and enhance electronic health records (EHRs) has been supported by billions of dollars earmarked in the Health Information Technology for Economic and ...
Susan, McBride +2 more
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The rise of health information technology
Current Opinion in Allergy & Clinical Immunology, 2010The purpose of this review is to discuss transformational changes taking effect in biology and medicine and to place them in a broad historical context.Recent findings suggest that in the new millennium, information technology will promote great changes in the study of biology and the practice of medicine.
Henry, Milgrom, Zung Vu, Tran
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An Update on Health Information Technology
Journal of Information Technology Research, 2014This study reviews the latest innovations in medical informatics based on digital and technological applications. In particular, we focus on the contributions developed by VisualMed System (Medical Visualization Systems) Group. Applications are presented in four categories: first, development of digital anatomical viewers; second, development of ...
Juan A. Juanes Méndez +3 more
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2019
Healthcare reform and health information technology (HIT) are transforming physicians' roles in delivering healthcare. New technologies present physicians with exciting new opportunities and challenges to enhance medical practice, reduce costs, and improve patient experiences, as well as opportunities to develop new competencies and standards of ...
Erik L. Carlton +2 more
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Healthcare reform and health information technology (HIT) are transforming physicians' roles in delivering healthcare. New technologies present physicians with exciting new opportunities and challenges to enhance medical practice, reduce costs, and improve patient experiences, as well as opportunities to develop new competencies and standards of ...
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Health Information Technology and Victory
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2015is apattern of fantasy and projection on the part of informationtechnologyadvocates.Fordecades,wehaveheardthetechnofantasythatthepresentproblemsofcomputerizationwillbesolvedbymorecomputerization: in particular the “next generation” of computers,operating systems, applications, or users.
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