TAILIEUCHUNG - Health Information Management: Integrating information technology in health care work

In almost all Western countries, health care is in a state of radical transformation. How can we meet the needs and demands of increasingly empowered ‘consumers’, contain costs, incorporate ‘evidence based’ modes of working, and re-motivate health care professionals—and all at the same time? The health care systems in Western countries are usually compared and contrasted along their axes of difference: nationalized versus fully market-driven; tax-based versus insurance-based financing; ‘gatekeeping’ general practitioners versus self-referral to hospital care | HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ROUTLEDGE HEALTH MANAGEMENT SERIES INTEG RATI NG IN FOR IVI ATI ON TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH CARE WORK MARC BERG Also available as a printed book see title verso for ISBN details Health Information Management In almost all Western countries concerted efforts are made to stimulate the use of information technology IT in health care. Yet the number of success stories are few and the frustrations many. Health Information Management is a new textbook that introduces readers to the challenges the lessons learned and the new insights of health information management at the start of the twenty-first century. With a strong international orientation and a critical eye on many traditional information management views the book illustrates key developments by drawing on examples from different countries. This comparative approach provides readers with a comprehensive and well-balanced perspective to this core management topic in the health care field. It highlights how seemingly technical management decisions affect both clinicians and patients and how the unpredictable nature of technology development in complex organizations may be handled. Featuring case studies and an overall practitioner s perspective this is an accessible textbook that combines theoretical backgrounds and starting points with practice-oriented guidelines and advice on the best methods for bringing these ideas to the challenges of everyday health care management. Topics covered include Patient care information systems Integrating quality improvement Information strategy Implementing information systems An original and refreshing textbook on this core health care topic this is essential reading for students of health care management and health care practitioners alike. Marc Berg is Professor of Social-Medical Sciences at the Institute of Health Policy and Management Erasmus University Medical Centre Rotterdam. ROUTLEDGE HEALTH MANAGEMENT SERIES Edited by Marc Berg Robbert Huijsman

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