Description
It is time to go back to your course project. For this module you will add a page or slide titled “information architecture across PHI”.
According to the topic and the level chosen (e.g., local, state, federal, international), you will be asked to focus on a specific public health agency operating in that area (e.g., local health department, CDC) - it may be that there will be more than one, and you can choose - and to include three sections:
A) Main overview of the agency (Target, Providers, Where, What) (at least 10 words)
B) Information architecture elements in place in the agency (e.g., client registry, terminology service) - if you cannot access this information, envision what should be implemented and why (at least 30 words)
C) Use of clouding technology and/or business operations processes - if you cannot access this information, envision what should be implemented and why. (at least 30 words)
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Prescription Drug Overdose
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Selected Topic/Issue: Prescription Drug Overdose
Description of Issue
Prescription drug overdose is the taking or ingestion of prescription substances in greater
quantities than those recommended by providers. Drug overdose is a medication error that is
very common in the United States and the rest of the world, thus this topic can be addressed at
state, national, and international levels. According to the CDC(2020), deaths from drug
overdoses in the United States alone are very high.
Information Systems Related to the Topic
The primary information system used to prevent prescription errors is known as CPOE
(computerized physician order entry), which was originally developed in 1971 to allow
physicians at El Camino Hospital (in California) to quickly order medications. Studies on the
efficiency of CPOE systems indicate that they have the potential to reduce medication errors by
about 55% to 83% (Page et al., 2017).
Relationship with other Informatics Fields/Areas
CPOE systems are part of several other technologies or information systems used by
healthcare organizations. Other tools include EHR systems, e-pr...
