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1. Research an article defending the position on the advancement of healthcare informatics and technology in healthcare.

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Research Article 1. Research an article defending the position on the advancement of healthcare informatics and technology in healthcare. Upload to Moodleroom by week 7. Worth 10% of grade. 2. Present your article with a powerpoint presentation. 12-15 slides. Duration no less than 12 minutes and no more than 20 minutes. Presentation worth 20% of grade. Instructions 1. Research Article: a. You will use the research-based paper grading rubric as a guide to complete the transcript and the group presentation rubric for delivering the presentation. (Both rubrics attached below) b. Prepare an 8-10 page paper (including title and reference page) written in APA 6th edition style. References no later than 5 years old. Research Paper Rubric (APA Format) Group Leader:______________#: _________ 1 Title Page: Student has an appropriate title page, completed in an APA format with the title of the There is no cover page. paper, the student's name, a running head and date on the cover page. 2 Title page contains one out of the 3 requirements and is not in APA format. 3 Student has an appropriate title page, completed in Title page contains an APA format with two out of the 3 the name of the requirements and is paper, the student's not in APA format. name, a running head and date on the cover page. Introduction: Contains a clear There is no introduction to purpose of writing the paper. to inform the reader. Body: The paper will have three main points with supporting evidence to back up the points. The paper has no clear points and there are no references. The paper has one point of discussion with evidence to support the point. The evidence is properly referenced. Conclusion: The There is no conclusion. Conclusion not clear student will a clear Multiple errors in with some errors in conclusion with grammar and does not grammar and APA future directions. follow APA guidelines guideline errors Reference Page: Student has a minimum of 3 The paper contains different only one reference Student does not have a references and all and it is not reference page. references are in referenced in APA APA format, no format. later than 5 years old. Background infoPresent to some extent historic Not present but lacking depth and perspective clarity Citations and references One or both absent or lacking proper documentation 4 The paper has two points of discussion with evidence to support the points. The evidence is properly referenced. Conclusion without future directions, errors in APA. The introduction contains a clear purpose of writing to inform the reader relating to the selected topic. The paper will have three main points with supporting evidence to back up the points. The evidence is properly referenced. Conclusion is clear and contains future directions. No APA errors. Student has a The paper contains minimum of 3 only two references different references and they are not and all references are referenced in APA in APA format format. throughout the paper. Present with some Present with depth depth and clarity. and clarity. APA APA errors. format. Both present and Both present but Both present written written in proper lacking in properly and has documentation. quality/quantity and excellent depth of quality/quantity is proper documentation research information questionable. Total----> ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ Healthcare Informatics and Technology 20% of grade Rubric for PowerPoint Group Leader:______________#: _________ CATEGORY Well executed Reasonably executed Averagely executed Poorly executed Content Lacked some structure and well presented. Content was not structured and presentation was poorly organized. Topic content well structured and presented. Lacked some structure and content in presentation. Sequencing of Information is organized in Information a clear, logical way. It is easy to anticipate the type of material that might be on the next slide. Most information is organized in a clear, logical way. One slide or item of information seems out of place. Some information is logically sequenced. An occasional slide or item of information seems out of place. There is no clear plan for the organization of information. Originality Presentation and notes shows some originality and inventiveness. The content and ideas are presented in an interesting way. Presentation and notes shows an attempt at originality and inventiveness on 1-2 slides. Presentation and notes is a rehash of other people's ideas and/or graphics and shows very little attempt at original thought. Presentation and notes shows considerable originality and inventiveness. The content and ideas are presented in a unique and interesting way. Spelling and Grammar Presentation and notes has Presentation and notes has Presentation and notes has Presentation and notes has no misspellings or 1-2 misspellings, but no 1-2 grammatical errors but more than 2 grammatical grammatical errors. grammatical errors. no misspellings. and/or spelling errors. Use of Graphics All graphics are attractive (size and colors) and support the theme/content of the presentation. Presented without using any Clip Art. A few graphics are not attractive or but all support the theme/content of the presentation. Graphics may be attractive but seem not to support the theme/content of the presentation. Several graphics are unattractive or AND detract from the content of the presentation. PowerPoint and notes contains a minimum of 12 slides. All parts of the task are completed fully and support the theme/content of the presentation. All slides use a uniform design. PowerPoint and notes contains a minimum of 12 slides. All parts of the task are completed partially and support the theme/content of the presentation. All slides use a uniform design. PowerPoint and notes contains fewer than 12 slides, or some slides designed do not support the theme/content of the presentation. Slides mostly use a uniform design. PowerPoint and notes contains fewer than 12 slides and is missing several parts of the task. Slides designed do not support the theme/content of the presentation or slides not using a uniform design. All sources (information and graphics) are accurately documented in the desired format. All material is credited and uses Creative Commons License. Sources (information and graphics) are accurately documented, but some are not in the desired format. All material is credited and uses Creative Commons License. Some sources are not accurately documented. Not all material is properly attributed using Creative Commons Licensing. Most sources are not accurately documented. Material is properly attributed using Creative Commons Licensing. Organization Sources and Creative Commons Notes: Score /30 /10 /10 /10 /20 /10 /10
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HEALTH INFORMATICS AND TECHNOLOGY ARE CHANGING HEALTH CARE

Presented by:
Date:

Introduction
❖Hello, welcome to this

presentation about how health
informatics and technology are
changing Health Care.
❖The presentation will consider
and defend the nature and
position of healthcare
informatics and technology
advancement in healthcare.
❖It also discusses the currently
emerging healthcare information
technology system, which is
evolving healthcare informatics
and its formulation to highquality and cost-effective
healthcare delivery systems.

Health Informatics and Technology are Changing Health Care
❑Health informatics is the interconnection of information systems,
technology, and the design and delivery of healthcare services, and it is
becoming increasingly important.
❑A plethora of data is becoming accessible as new medical technologies are
introduced, assisting practitioners in providing high-quality patient care.
❑The ability to exploit data, create successful information technology
systems, and share exciting and informative inventions and access to
information all over institutions are critical skills for health informatics
specialists to possess.
❑Progress in digital health technologies, including machine learning, virtual
reality/augmented reality, 3D printing, artificial intelligence, and
nanotechnology, is forming a universal health care landscape in front of our
very eyes (Hassan, 2019).
❑We must become acquainted with the most current revelations to regulate
technology, rather than the other way round. Healthcare professionals must
adopt healthcare delivery innovations if they are to remain viable shortly.
❑The future of healthcare is dependent on collaborating with technological
advances.

Health Informatics and Technology are Changing Health Care
• Moreover, in healthcare and medicine, digital technology can









potentially advance untenable healthcare systems into efficient
alternatives, stabilize the association among patients and medical
professionals, offer additional lower-priced, quicker, and more efficient
results for illnesses.
Technology solutions can fight the war against Ebola, AIDS,
and cancer on our behalf and undoubtedly lead to healthier people
living in healthier environments.
Several factors influence and will continue to influence the future of
health care, including health informatics and technological
advancements.
There are currently emerging healthcare technology systems that can
significantly transform the healthcare industry, which is why this is
necessary.
From the next slide we will discuss one current emerging healthcare
technology system, referred to as Electronic Health Records (EHRs).

Electronic Health
Records (EHRs)


EHR is a design-build of client and
populace health information
electronically stored and accessible in
an electronic format
➢ Is a critical component of boosting care
performance

Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
• Store reliable information and

acquire the condition of a patient
over time
• It can minimize the risk of
Information replication as there is
only one configurable document
• It can also lower the risk of
documentation being lost and is
more cost-effective

Goals of Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
✓To ascertain whether an EHR implementation was effective, it is

essential to establish concrete and achievable goals and objectives.
There are instances in these guidelines that can help with the
advancement of goals and objectives. Moreover, they highlight
several aspects on which a practice can base its aims and outcomes
(Nagykaldi et al., 2018). The constructive utilization of Electronic
Health Records has established several primary goals and objectives.
✓Developing a standard for obtaining data such as patient
demographics, medical commands, and outcomes in an electronic
format.
✓Improving the adherence to treatment at the point of delivery;
✓Treatment value, security, and efficacy can all be improved by using
clinical decision-making and patient self-management techniques,
among other approaches.

Goals of Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
✓Prescription phone calls from pharmacies should be reduced, as well.

Minimize the need for paper prescription drugs and hand-written
medications by utilizing the e-prescribing tool in the EMR. Drug
interactions should be avoided by utilizing the drug interaction having
checked features of the HER (Nagykaldi et al., 2018).
✓Decrease the delivery time for transcriptions and the costs associated
with transcription. Completely eradicate the need for transcription
services by utilizing clinical mapping inside the EHR.
✓Patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) should receive better
quality care. Antiplatelet therapy should be monitored using the
EHR's government healthcare monitoring.
✓Reduce the number of times patients spend in the hospital waiting
room. Persuade your patients to keep updating their personal and
employment contracts on the computers in the waiting room.

Data Supporting Electronic Health Records
• It is anticipated that the electronic health record will increase the

performance and effectiveness of healthcare services. In an attempt
to optimize medical decision-making and information exchange
among healthcare professionals, numerous innovative features and
functions have been initiated.
• There is, nevertheless, only constrained evidence to suggest that all
these new functionalities are beneficial in their current form.
• There was increased gratification with a few of the decision-making
support relative abundances for writing prescriptions. A study was
carried out to investigate how well the electronic health record
system supports health care providers in making routine diagnostic
procedures.
• In addition, an automatic showcase of medication-interaction
notifications and medication-allergy cautions is provided.

Data Supporting Electronic Health Records
• On the other hand, healthcare professionals were less pleased with the

other aspects of drug writing prescriptions, such as receiving an
outline of continuing drug therapy (Barrett & Stephens, 2017).
• Clinicians responded to the survey by requesting advancements in
such electronic health record features and functionality, such as
medication management, medical workflow assistance, organizing,
and more comprehensive overviews.
• In addition, it appears that more attention should be paid to system
stability, the number of login credentials allowed, dependability, and
improved guidelines on the characteristics of the electronic health
record that are currently available. It is necessary to make significant
improvements to the current electronic health record systems to
increase their usefulness and user satisfaction.

Healthcare Setting (including education) for Electronic Health
Records
➢Electronic health records (EHRs) have become extensively
used in both outpatient and inpatient settings over the previous
century. This is true for both hospital and community settings.
In addition to the electronic patient "chart," E...


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