Description
DUE SUNDAY 1/24/2021
create a 20 slide PowerPoint presentation that addresses each of the bullet points below. Use clear headers in each slide representing what you will be discussing in the slide. An example might be EHR vs. EMR vs. PHR for one of your headers. You should support your presentation with a minimum of 3 citations with corresponding references in a separate slide at the end of your presentation. A PowerPoint presentation should have bullet points with your notes explaining what the bullet points are about. Please do not write your presentation in your slides rather use speaker notes for each slide.
Length: 20 slides, not including the title page, objectives, or reference slide
SPEAKER NOTES ARE REQUIRED
Slides should have a title slide, objective slide, content slides, and a reference slide. Please use APA formatting.
References: Include at least 3 scholarly sources in APA formatting to support your presentation. All sources need a citation and all citations need a reference. If you use work from other sources, it should be paraphrased or directly quoted with a citation and a reference.
- Differentiate between electronic health record (EHR), electronic medical record (EMR), and personal health record (PHR)
- Differentiate between clinical information systems (CIS) and administrative information systems (AIS)
- What systems are currently being utilized at your organization?
- If you had to rate the information-technology status of your organization, what score would you give them?
- Identify two strengths and two weaknesses of the current information-technology being used.
Explanation & Answer
Attached. Please let me know if you have any questions or need revisions.
Student’s Name
Course
Instructor’s Name
Date
Objectives of Healthcare Informatics
❖Differentiate the types of healthcare informatics
❖Note differences between CHI and the MI
❖Outline the ethics and computer integrity
❖Analyze barriers and achievement factors for the
implementation and integration.
Introduction to Healthcare
Informatics
The patient is first conceptualized through a holistic perspective
A unified person is formed by individual and small aspects of a person
The patient gets to interact constantly with the environment, energy-matter,
and exchange of information.
Utilizing the model, Sgt. Johns will be viewed holistically by the nurse
Various notes such as the living situation, environment, and his general
health will be taken.
The types of health informatics
There are two broad types of informatics in
healthcare:
➢Consumer Health Informatics (CHI)
➢Medical Informatics (MI)
What is MI in healthcare
informatics?
❖This is a branch of health informatics that has direct effects on
a patient-doctor relationship.
❖Focuses on the effective technological ways of collecting data.
❖It takes into consideration the management of data used in both
research and education.
What is CHI?
❖This is a division of Medical Informatics that helps
analyze the consumer’s needs of data.
❖Designs and integrates the priorities of the MI
systems.
❖It paves the way for the healthcare information
age.
Role of healthcare informatics
❖
Healthcare informatics gives necessary access to health
data: Patients, Doctors, Nurses,
Hospital administrators,
Insurance companies, And health information technicians
(Hebda, Hunter & Czar, 2019).
❖It helps in patient’s participation.
❖It also helps in the im-personalization of care from the
providers.
Job titles in the Healthcare Informatics
field
❖Chief Medical Information officer
❖Health IT consultants
❖Nurse Informaticists
❖Clinical Information Analyst
❖Health Information Technicians
What is EHR?
❖The system is built to go past the patient's clinical
records in the healthcare provider's office.
❖The records contain medical histories, progress notes,
diagnoses, immunization dates, vital signs, patient
demographics, billing data, lab and test findings,
allergies, and radiology images (Korbut, 2016).
Advantages of EHR
❖ It provides updated and accurate data on a patient at the time of care.
❖ It enables coordinated and efficient healthcare through quick access to the healthcare records
of a patient.
❖ Helps in sharing of data with clinicians and the patient securely.
❖ It helps in the provision of efficient diagnosis and safer healthcare while reducing medical
errors.
❖ It Improves the convenience of interaction and communication between the healthcare giver
and the patient.
❖ It enables safer and more reliable prescriptions.
❖ It reduces the cost with reduced paperwork, better safety, less or no duplication of test...
