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Miller, R. S. (2011). Electronic Health Record Certification in Oncology: Role of the

Certification Commission for Health Information Technology. Journal of Oncology

Practice, 7(4), 209–213. http://doi.org/10.1200/JOP.2011.000330

From this source, the information technology by CCHIT ensures that the

multidisciplinary criteria for certification clinically relevant and meaningful achievement for an

electronic health record. Uncertainties and high upfront costs are cited as the major barriers it the

adoption of the electronic health record. Return on investment and capital costs are also

identified as hindrances to their adoption of the information technology by CCHIT. According to

this source, information technology by CCHIT benefits include the reduced length of stay, lower

mortality, lower readmission rates, reduced, adverse events, fewer complications, reduced costs

of human resources, faster turnaround cycle, reduced costs of diagnostic imaging, reduced

supplies and material costs, and lower overall costs of the hospital.

Heo, E. Y., Hwang, H., Kim, E. H., Cho, E. Y., Lee, K. H., Kim, T. H., Yoo, S. (2012).

Comparing the Certification Criteria for CCHIT-Certified Ambulatory EHR with the

SNUBH’s EHR Functionalities. Healthcare Informatics Research, 18(1), 57–64.

http://doi.org/10.4258/hir.2012.18.1.57

The certification criteria for Certification Commission for Health Information

Technology (CCHIT) Certified Ambulatory Electronic Health Record is analyzed and compared

in this source with the BESTCare system. The functions and the differences are identified

whereby the information technology systems have a critical role in enhancing the support system

of clinical decisions. This source provides an examined and analyzed research study of the

information technology by CCHIT which is described as having the most elements in its

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Running head: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Annotated Bibliography Institutional Affiliation Date 1 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 2 Miller, R. S. (2011). Electronic Health Record Certification in Oncology: Role of the Certification Commission for Health Information Technology. Journal of Oncology Practice, 7(4), 209–213. http://doi.org/10.1200/JOP.2011.000330 From this source, the information technology by CCHIT ensures that the multidisciplinary criteria for certification clinically relevant and meaningful achievement for an electronic health record. Uncertainties and high upfront costs are cited as the major barriers it the adoption of the electronic health record. Return on investment and capital costs are also identified as hindrances to their adoption of the information technology by CCHIT. According to this source, information technology by CCHIT benefits include the reduced length of stay, lower mortality, lower readmission rates, reduced, adverse events, fewer complications, reduced costs of human resources, faster turnaround cycle, reduced costs of diagnostic imaging, reduced supplies and material costs, and lower overall costs of the hospital. Heo, E. Y., Hwang, H., Kim, E. H., Cho, E. Y., Lee, K. H., Kim, T. H., Yoo, S. (2012). Comparing the Certification Criteria for CCHIT-Certified Ambulatory EHR with the SNUBH’s EHR Functionalities. Healthcare Informatics Research, 18(1), 57–64. http://doi.org/10.4258/hir.2012.18.1.57 The certification criteria for Certificat ...
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