This assignment is a PowerPoint presentation which will be a comprehensive information technology plan for the ambulatory EMR at Shoreline Health System and a change management strategy to implement the EMR. You will choose either the Trinity System Proposal or the Champion Charts Proposal to choose the vendor. I have attached the original case study, assignment guidelines, the Trinity Systems Proposal, and the Champion Charts Proposal.

Objectives: Examine the primary      considerations of how health informatics data is collected, stored, and      retrieved to facilitate the meaningful use of health information by      various stakeholders. Identify the cycle of      collecting meaningful data. Describe how to analyze data in      order to evaluate and implement additions to an EHR. Discuss the evolving role of      big data and data analytics in health care settings. Resources Read “Data Governance, Data Literacy and the Management of Data Quality,” by Koltay, from International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (2016). Read “HIM Coming of Age Through Information Governance and Data Governance,” by Andrews, from Journal of AHIMA (2018). Read Chapter 23 in Health Informatics: An Interprofessional Approach. Read "Rules for Handling and Maintaining Metadata in the EHR," from Journal of AHIMA (2013). https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0340035216672238?journalCode=iflb  https://journal.ahima.org/him-coming-of-age-through-information-governance-and-data-governance/  http://library.ahima.org/doc?oid=106378#.YSJ4D45KhPa  Discussions Discussion 1 Discuss various occasions in which predictive analytics are helpful and important in the health care setting. How does this impact the health informatics? Discussion 2 Very large amounts of data are collected and stored within health care settings every day.  Additionally, multiple stakeholders need to use some of this data for a variety of purposes. Discuss the primary challenges of storing, retrieving, and using all this data in a meaningful way. What role does the informatics profession play in managing this data and in assisting others in accessing, interpreting it, and utilizing it for a variety of purposes? ­­­­­­­­­­­­ Assignment Data Collection Plan Currently, the hospital in which you work has implemented a new clinical practice that will reduce the amount of radiation to a child's brain. The child enters the emergency room with a head injury and a Glasgow Coma Score of 14 or more, and the child is not vomiting. It has been asked that the physician not order a CT scan. To ensure that all physicians are in compliance with the practice, a report will need to be generated for the chief marketing officers at each facility. To generate the report, you are asked to create a data collection plan. Include the following criteria into your plan: Consider health informatics      regulations and standards regarding the collection of personal data.      Identify what data elements would be needed to pull the report from the      electronic health record. Discuss theories that could be      utilized when collecting data. Discuss the essential questions      that you would ask in order to ensure that you are collecting the correct      data. (Do they want the report to be on ongoing? Do they want just a      single report?) Explain how the data collected      will improve or influence the situation. Discuss how to protect the      patient's identity when doing reporting.

Describe a potential case scenario involving a MSN-prepared nurse in your selected area of practice. Within the scenario, identify a specific problem which needs to be addressed. Examples might include a new curriculum, change in the EHR, decreasing patient satisfaction rates, safety risks, or another situation which impacts your future MSN role.Discuss how Kotter's Change Model would be applied in your recommended change initiative and its intended potential impact.Identify one specific leadership strategy to facilitate change, and describe how it is congruent with Kotter's Change Model and may affect your future role.