Glaser on health care IT : perspectives from the decade that defined health care information technology
By: Glaser, John P
Title By: Branzell, Russ [Foreword by]
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BookSeries: Publisher: Boca Raton : CRC Press, c2016.Description: xxiii, 306 p. ; 27 cm.ISBN: 9781498768528Subject(s): Medical informatics | Health services administration | HEALTH & FITNESS / Holism | HEALTH & FITNESS / Reference | MEDICAL / Alternative Medicine | MEDICAL / Atlases | MEDICAL / Essays | MEDICAL / Family & General Practice | MEDICAL / Holistic Medicine | MEDICAL / OsteopathyDDC classification: . Online resources: Location Map
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John Glaser has been an astute observer and recognized leader in the health care industry for over thirty years. He has written a regular column for Hospitals & Health Networks in which he comments on a wide range of topics, including improving organizational performance through health information technology (HIT), changes in HIT architecture, challenges in leveraging data, and the evolution of the role of IT leadership.
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| 610.289 PE ME Medical error and patient safety : | 610.289 PE OR Organizing patient safety : | 610.289 WA UN Understanding patient safety | 610.68 GL GL Glaser on health care IT : | 610.68 WA HE Health care information systems : | 610.68 WE IN The interprofessional health care team : | 610.690681 AL FI Financing the education of health workers : |
Notes: "A Productivity Press book."
Section 1. HIT applications and analytics challenges -- section 2. Improving organizational performance through HIT -- section 3. IT management challenges -- section 4. HIT industry observations.
John Glaser has been an astute observer and recognized leader in the health care industry for over thirty years. He has written a regular column for Hospitals & Health Networks in which he comments on a wide range of topics, including improving organizational performance through health information technology (HIT), changes in HIT architecture, challenges in leveraging data, and the evolution of the role of IT leadership.