Healthcare and Information Technology

Megan MaddoxElka Cupid

Georgina Pinson

Past information of Hospital Information System by Georgina Pinson

Present information of Hospital Information System by Elka Cupid

Future of Hospital Information System by Megan Maddox

Table of Contents

HIS(Hospital Information System): an overview

Definition: HIS is a computer system that manages all the information to allow healthcare providers to do their jobs efficiently and effectively.

HIS : Past and challenges 1-Systems

implementations

2-Security concerns

3-Return On Investment

1-Systems Implementations

Computers in patience care: the promise and the challenges.

Computers were introduced in Healthcare in the 60’s.

Acceptance of system by hospital staff

2-Security concerns Hackers and

medical records

Health Insurance companies

Tax fraud

3-Return On Investment Optimizing value in Health IT

1-Children Medical Center

2-Davis Medical Center (University of California)

3-Hawaii Pacific Health

HIS: Present Organizations constantly rely on the ability

to access information in an effective and efficient manor.

With the introduction of HIS, many hospitals are implementing new technologies to remain relevant in today’s fast moving world.

IT Implementation Success Technology advancing in EMR

◦ 3 examples

Children Medical Center of Texas

The University of California Davis Medical Center

Hawaiian Pacific Health

Current issue with HIS Hackers targeting hospitals

Anthem one of U.S largest Insurance Company

Cost of implementing information system

Struggles to train employees

Facebook new venture Facebook is currently in the thought process

of venturing out into reaching users who want to access Healthcare Information

Facebook is hoping with this new venture to bring in new customers by providing different healthcare AP

Privacy would be a major concern

https://youtu.be/vpVrtUmEUOo

Facebook and Healthcare

The Future of IT in Healthcare

New technology and Ideas Online Visits

◦Technology◦Cost

Group Visits

Monitoring◦Flexibility◦Simplicity◦Mobility

Online Visits Video Chats with

Doctors

Flexible hours for doctors and patients

Better access for patients

Extra costs

Group Visits More information for

patients

More patients taken care of faster

Doctor becomes group leader

Lower costs

Monitors Flexibility for patients

in different locations

Getting emergency information quicker

Health concerns

Monitors Continued…

Flexibility

Simplicity

Mobility

Past

Present

Future

Conclusion

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Resources

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