Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Strategic Information System †Current Issues

our site CUSTOM ESSAY WRITING PUBLIC HEALTH DISSERTATION TOPICS Expanding Access to wellnesscareAccording to the World Health government activity (2011), the main challenges of health care systems are related to managing competing demands and multiple objectives.Building effective strategical Information Systems can help health care providers expatiate coverage to rural areas, and overcome hindrances of access through finding alternative methods of information exchange and delivery.OpportunitiesNgafeeson (2014) lists the main opportunities of strategic information systems application in healthcare as followsBiomedical research Developing prevention and treatment standards Care delivery Linking national and regional registries Decision-support ChallengesBlumenthal (2009) states that the resistance in the profession is the main barrier of baby integration. Further challenges listed by Ngafeeson (2014) areLack of integration among systems Confusing standards Lack of well-develop ed exchange systems Cost restraints Potential BenefitsThe main potential benefits of SIS on the health care system to successfully deal with demographic challenges areAccessibility (rural residents access to care) Cost savings Improved quality of care culture opportunities remotely Collaboration among departments (Rudowski 2008). Emerging Themes Clinical decision support systems can support primary care providers (Berner 2009) Rural access improvement through meshwork doctor services (Wood 2004) Data mining capability building to develop knowledge about trends (Ngafeeson 2014) Instant collaboration methods development Current Initiatives Chronic unsoundness Management Program in New Zealand helped deliver adequate diabetes control (Rudowski 2008) transmission of ECG signal directly from the ambulance to invasive cardiology centre (Rudowski 2008) Teleradiology Application of SIS in Health CareBerner (2009) lists possible areas of adaptation asPreventive care (identifying risk popu lations) Diagnosis (database updates) Treatment plans (guidelines, templates) Cost reduction (duplicate test alert, for example) finish management (alerts)(Berner 2009).Future Outlook and ResearchHoque, Hossin, and Khan (2016) states that Strategic Information Systems Planning (SISP) will benefit developing countries more.The authors also define different stages of SISPStrategic awareness Situation analysis Strategy conception Strategy formulation Strategy murder SIS Challenges Difficulty to secure commitment Need for learning and development Lack of IT support Underdeveloped technological environment IT leader selection and recruitment Issues with implementation and project management(Hoque, Hossin, and Khan 2016)Conclusionseveral(prenominal) opportunities exist in improving health care access, diagnosis accuracy, and information flow in the health care system, related to the development of SIS.The main barriers of implementation were found to be lack of training opportunity, pe rsonnel resistance, and lack of IT leadership.ReferencesBerner, E.S., 2009. Clinical decision support systems state of the art. AHRQ publication, 90069.Hoque, M.R., Hossin, M.E. and Khan, W., 2016. Strategic Information Systems Planning (SISP) Practices In Health Care Sectors Of Bangladesh. European Scientific Journal, 12(6).Ngafeeson, M.N., 2015. Healthcare Information Systems Opportunities and Challenges. In Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Third Edition (pp. 3387-3395). IGI Global.Rudowski, R., 2008. Impact of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) on Health Care. Department of Medical Informatics and Telemedicine, Medical University of Warsaw, Poland.WHO. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2011. A System of Health Accounts 2011. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.Wood, J., 2004. Rural health and healthcare A north west perspective. Institute for Health Research, Lancaster University.

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