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Marsha: What is meant by the term “big data” and why is it important to understand. Big date often refers to “a collection of data from traditional and digital sources inside and outside your company that represents a source for ongoing discovery and analysis” (Arthur, 2013, para 6). Several elements correlate with unstructured data, they are “volume, velocity, variety, veracity” (Hoyt, Bailey, & Yoshihashi, 2014, p. 45). Volume relates to how data is continuously expands with information…

An electronic health record (EHR) is a computerized aggregate of a patient’s official health record that is to be made directly available to multiple authorized agencies and practitioners. It is much more than just a collection; rather it is an efficient approach of sharing digitally organized information of the patients across the health care providers and organization. This digitized system is intended to prop up the goals of Population Health Management (PHM) i.e. to enhance the quality of…

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Personal Health Record, Telemedicine, and eLearning work are essential improving patients’ clinical conditions and enhancing the quality of medical care. Some of the most important benefits and advantage of Electronic Medical Record and Electronic Health Records among patients and providers are the quality of healthcare by improving patient care, communication, efficiency, and equity among others, however, there is a difference between Electronic Health Record(HER) and Electronic Medical…

Veronica climbed into the big bed, jeans off, and pulled the big, soft blanket to her chin. The lights were soft in Logan’s room, she’d never noticed that before. The rest of the world was this harsh, unforgivable place, lighting up her weak spots with hot, bright lights, but there, Veronica almost felt safe. She smiled to herself in his bed; she’d confronted her best friend’s killer there, she shook her head. But that was how she was, that was who she was- what had Logan said? The bravest…

Stakeholders influence on SWOT elements Internal stakeholders include doctors, subordinate staff, managers, patients, and payers. Additionally, internal stakeholders can affect the operations of the hospitals directly. In contrast, the external stakeholders include government, suppliers, and community. First managers of the company are responsible for outsourcing funds from grants, donors, and the government to support delivery and affordability of its health care services. Furthermore, the…

With the sharing of any data, breaches and misuse are very possible. Many records can be stolen and when data is being exchanged the chance of theft rises significantly. Common concerns of information exchange include discrimination, denied claims, and denied employment. Data pertaining to HIV status and mental health diagnosis…

1995). Electronic documentation or Electronic health record (EHR) systems have both short term outcomes and long term unexpected consequences. Short term consequences: Electronic documentation significantly reduces the time spend on papers and improve time providing direct patient care. These clinical outcomes also include, reduction in medical errors, by providing legible and accurate documentation. EHR also delivers accessibility of health records by multiple health care providers at the…

Healthcare providers have been tasked with, and are quickly adopting and establishing, electronic health record (EHR) systems due to the mandated federal legislation known as the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act. In summary, this twenty seven billion dollar piece of legislation was created as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. Through incentivizing adoption of EHRs and setting of “Meaningful Use” standards, providers must show…

Australia. The core of eHealth is the Electronic Health Record (eHR) system which functions to record patient health information. In the era of the current communication networks, healthcare systems should utilise the advantages of storing, fetching and distributing the information between different healthcare stakeholders efficiently. To make the system secure in respect to the access to eHRs, the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) has recently been proposed. Despite the…