BACHELOR OF APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCES - HEALTH INFORMATICS MANAGEMENT
3 9 LOGICAL TOOL LAYER: INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGIES AND TOOLS 3 9 1 TRANSACTION MANAGEMENT 3 9 2 COMMUNICATION SERVER 3 9 3 OPEN PLATFORMS AND VENDOR-NEUTRAL ARCHIVES 3 9 4 SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURES 3 10 PHYSICAL TOOL LAYER 3 10 1 PHYSICAL DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS 3 10 2 PHYSICAL INTEROPERABILITY AND INTEGRATION BY COMMUNICATION NETWORKS 3 10 3 DATA CENTERS 3 10 4 DATA SECURITY 3 11 EXAMPLES 3 11 1 A REFERENCE MODEL FOR THE DOMAIN LAYER OF HOSPITAL FUNCTIONS 3 11 2 THE DOMAIN LAYER OF CITYCARE 3 11 3 THE LOGICAL TOOL LAYER OF CITYCARE 3 11 4 THE PHYSICAL TOOL LAYER OF CITYCARE 3 12 EXERCISES 3 12 1 DOMAIN LAYER: DIFFERENCES IN HOSPITAL FUNCTIONS 3 12 2 DOMAIN LAYER: DIFFERENT HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL GROUPS AND HEALTH CARE FACILITIES 3 12 3 DOMAIN LAYER: THE PATIENT ENTITY TYPE 3 12 4 LOGICAL TOOL LAYER: COMMUNICATION SERVER 3 12 5 LOGICAL TOOL LAYER: INTEGRATION FROM THE USER’S POINT OF VIEW 3 12 6 CITYCARE REFERENCES MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE: SCOPES AND TASKS OF MANAGING HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4 1 INTRODUCTION 4 2 DIMENSIONS OF MANAGING HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4 3 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4 3 1 STRATEGIC PLANNING 4 3 2 STRATEGIC MONITORING 4 3 3 STRATEGIC DIRECTING 4 4 TACTICAL MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4 5 OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4 6 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4 6 1 IT GOVERNANCE AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES FOR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 4 6 2 CHIEF INFORMATION OF?CER (CIO) 4 6 3 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT BOARD (IT STEERING COMMITTEE) 4 6 4 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT 4 7 BALANCE AS A CHALLENGE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4 7 1 BALANCE OF HOMOGENEITY AND HETEROGENEITY 4 7 2 BALANCE OF COMPUTER-BASED AND PAPER-BASED TOOLS 4 7 3 BALANCE OF DATA SECURITY AND WORKING PROCESSES 4 7 4 BALANCE OF FUNCTIONAL LEANNESS AND FUNCTIONAL REDUNDANCY 4 7 5 BALANCE OF DOCUMENTATION QUALITY AND DOCUMENTATION EFFORTS 4 8 EXAMPLES 4 8 1 STRATEGIC INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PLAN OF PLOETZBERG HOSPITAL 4 8 2 HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEM KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIS) OF PLOETZBERG HOSPITAL 4 8 3 ORGANIZATION OF THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PLOETZBERG HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM 4 9 EXERCISES 4 9 1 ACTIVITIES OF MANAGING INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4 9 2 STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT OF HOSPITAL GOALS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT GOALS 4 9 3 STRUCTURE OF A STRATEGIC INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PLAN 4 9 4 AN INFORMATION-PROCESSING MONITORING REPORT 4 9 5 RELEVANT KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIS) 4 9 6 ORGANIZING USER FEEDBACK 4 9 7 INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGERS AS ARCHITECTS QUALITY OF HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS 5 1 INTRODUCTION 5 2 QUALITY OF MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 5 2 1 QUALITY OF IT GOVERNANCE 5 2 2 QUALITY OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 5 2 3 QUALITY OF TACTICAL MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 5 2 4 QUALITY OF OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 5 3 QUALITY OF ARCHITECTURES AND INFRASTRUCTURES 5 3 1 QUALITY AT THE DOMAIN LAYER 5 3 2 QUALITY AT THE LOGICAL TOOL LAYER 5 3 3 QUALITY AT THE PHYSICAL TOOL LAYER 5 3 4 QUALITY OF INTEGRATION 5 4 EVALUATING THE QUALITY OF HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS 5 4 1 IDENTIFYING THE EVALUATION QUESTION 5 4 2 DECIDING ON THE STUDY DESIGN 5 4 3 COLLECTING QUANTITATIVE DATA 5 4 4 COLLECTING QUALITATIVE DATA 5 4 5 ANSWERING THE EVALUATION QUESTIONS 5 5 EXAMPLES 5 5 1 UNINTENDED EFFECTS OF A COMPUTERIZED PHYSICIAN ORDER ENTRY NEARLY HARD-STOP ALERT 5 5 2 CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT FOR WORKER HEALTH: A FIVE-SITE QUALITATIVE NEEDS ASSESSMENT IN PRIMARY CARE SETTING 5 5 3 CERTI?CATION OF HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS 5 6 EXERCISES 5 6 1 QUALITY OF INTEGRATION 5 6 2 DATA COLLECTION IN EVALUATION STUDIES 5 6 3 STUDY DESIGN IN EVALUATION STUDIES INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR SPECIFIC HEALTH CARE AND RESEARCH SETTINGS 6 1 INTRODUCTION 6 2 INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN HOSPITALS 6 2 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF HOSPITALS 6 2 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 6 2 3 MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 6 3 INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN NURSING HOMES 6 3 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF NURSING HOMES 6 3 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 6 3 3 MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 6 4 INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN MEDICAL OF?CES 6 4 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF MEDICAL OF?CES 6 4 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 6 4 3 MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 6 5 INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN AMBULATORY NURSING ORGANIZATIONS 6 5 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF AMBULATORY NURSING ORGANIZATION 6 5 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 6 5 3 MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 6 6 INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN MEDICAL RESEARCH FACILITIES 6 6 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF MEDICAL RESEARCH FACILITIES 6 6 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 6 6 3 MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 6 7 INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN OTHER HEALTH CARE SETTINGS 6 7 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF OTHER HEALTH CARE SETTINGS 6 7 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 6 7 3 MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 6 8 INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN PERSONAL ENVIRONMENTS 6 8 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF PERSONAL ENVIRONMENTS AS HEALTH CARE SETTINGS 6 8 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 6 8 3 MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 6 9 INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN STATES AND REGIONS 6 9 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF STATES AND REGIONS AS HEALTH CARE SETTINGS 6 9 2 TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 6 9 3 MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE 6 10 LIFE SITUATIONS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES FOR ORCHESTRATING SERVICES IN TRANSINSTITUTIONAL HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS 6 11 EXAMPLE 6 12 EXERCISES 6 12 1 RESEARCH ARCHITECTURE 6 12 2 MEDICAL ADMISSION SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISES