Healthcare Information Systems and Informatics: Research and Practices

by Joseph Tan

Overview

Healthcare Information Systems and Informatics: Research and Practices compiles estimable knowledge on the research of information systems and informatics applications in the healthcare industry. This book addresses organizational issues, including technology adoption, diffusion, and acceptance, as well as cost benefits and cost effectiveness, of advancing health information systems and informatics applications as innovative forms of investment in healthcare. Rapidly changing technology and the complexity of its applications make this book an invaluable resource to researchers and practitioners in the healthcare fields.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781599046907
Publisher:	Medical Information Science Reference
Publication date:	06/30/2008
Series:	Premier Reference Source
Pages:	427
Product dimensions:	7.20(w) x 10.20(h) x 1.10(d)

Table of Contents

Preface     viii
HISI Theoretical Development
Designing a M-Health Framework for Conceptualizing Mobile Health Systems   Phillip Olla   Joseph Tan     1
Factors Motivating the Acceptance of New Information and Communication Technologies in UK Healthcare: A Test of Three Models   Janice A. Osbourne   Malcolm Clarke     25
An Overview of the HIPAA-Compliant Privacy Access Control Model   Vivying S.Y. Cheng   Patrick C.K. Hung     40
HISI Methodological Approaches
The Internet and Managing Boomers and Seniors' Health   Christopher G. Reddick     68
Data Mining Medical Information: Should Artificial Neural Networks be Used to Analyze Trauma Audit Data   Thomas Chesney   Kay Penney   Peter Oakley   Simon Davies   David Chesney   Nicole Maffulli   John Templeton     92
Diagnostic Cost Reduction Using Artificial Neural Networks: The Case of Pulmonary Embolism   Steven Walczak   Bradley B. Brimhall   Jerry B. Lefkowitz     108
Information Technology in Primary Care Practice in the United States   James G. Anderson   E. Andrew Balas     131
A Case Study of Health Information Systems Adoption: An Adaptive Structuration Theory Approach   Dana Schwieger   ArlynMelcher   Raganathan Chandreasekaran   H. Joseph Wen     164
Understanding Physicians' Acceptance of Computerized Physician Order Entry   Huigang Liang   Yajing Xue   Xiaocheng Wu     185
Entrepreneurial IT Governance in a Rural Family Practice Residency Program   Carla Wiggins   John C. Beachboard   Kenneth Trimmer   Lela "Kitty" Pumphrey     202
Telehealth Organizational Implementation Guideline Issues: A Canadian Perspective   Maryann Yeo   Penny A. Jennett     224
Computer Usage by U.S. Group Medical Practices 1994 vs. 2003 and Type of Usage Comparison to IT Practices in Taiwan   Marion Sobol   Edmund Prater     255
HISI Implementation, Evaluation, and Practices
Decentralization of the Greek National Telemedicine System   Ioannis Apostolakis   Periklis Valsamos   Iraklis Varlamis     278
Perceived Level of Benefits and Risk Core Functionalities of an EHR System   Diane C. Davis   Minal Thakkar     297
Using Pocket PCs for Nurses' Shift Reports and Patient Care   Karen Chang   Kyle D. Lutes   Melanie L. Braswell   Jacqueline K. Nielsen     313
Evaluation of a Tool to Enhance Searching for Useful Medical Information on the Internet    David Parry     330
HISI Policies and Knowledge Transfer Processes
Applying Personal Health Informatics to Create Effective Patient-Centered E-Health   E. Vance Wilson     344
The Impact of Certification on Healthcare Information Technology Use   Neset Hikmet   Anol Bhattacherjee     360
The Competitive Forces Facing E-Health   Nilmini Wickramasinghe   Santosh Misra   Arnold Jenkins   Douglas R. Vogel     374
From Theory to Practice: Healthcare Technology Management (HCTM) Conceptualization, Measures, and Practices   George Eisler   Joseph Tan   Samual Sheps     392
About the Contributors     417
Index     424