Rethinking The CPR: Is Perfect The Enemy Of The Good?
Chapter 1
The Problem and Its Scope
Introduction
Technology plays an important role in retrieving patient records in the lives of every patient, an office staff and a medical hospital because of the big boom of technology across the globe it enhanced the services of health institutions. Big, small hospitals or even clinics use the advantage of technology that gave ease to every transaction made especially on important document stored and released for patients. Every record is important just like birth certificates that every parent will retrieve from a hospital for future use of their children, a medical record or laboratory results needed by doctors for medical purposes.
For the past decades, medical hospitals all over the world are using a paper system in the retrieval of patient’s …show more content…
“Rethinking the CPR: Is Perfect the Enemy of the Good?”
Healthcare Management Technology[serial online], May 1999, 20: 22‐25.32
Fromberg, R., and Amatayakul, M. “CPRI and the Future of Computer‐based
Patient Records.” Healthcare Financial Management, July 1995, 49: 48
Dassenko, D., and Slowinski, T. “Using the CPR to Benefit a Business Office.”
Healthcare Financial Management, July 1995, 49: 68‐70, 72‐73
Abdelhak, M., et al., 2001. Health information: management of a strategic resource. 2nd ed. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders.
Englebardt, S. P. & Nelson, R., 2002. Health care informatics an interdisciplinary approach. USA: Mosby.
Friedman, B. 2005. Health Records get personal: a technology outlook for consumer access to personal health information. Journal of American Health Information Management Association, 76(1), 42-45.
Amatayakul, M., 2004. Electronic health records: a practical guide for professionals and organizations. USA: AHIMA.
Schmitz, H. H., 1979. Hospital information systems. London: Aspen Systems
Corporation.
Kovner, A. R., 1990. Health care delivery in the United States. New York: Springer Publishing
The Problem and Its Scope
Introduction
Technology plays an important role in retrieving patient records in the lives of every patient, an office staff and a medical hospital because of the big boom of technology across the globe it enhanced the services of health institutions. Big, small hospitals or even clinics use the advantage of technology that gave ease to every transaction made especially on important document stored and released for patients. Every record is important just like birth certificates that every parent will retrieve from a hospital for future use of their children, a medical record or laboratory results needed by doctors for medical purposes.
For the past decades, medical hospitals all over the world are using a paper system in the retrieval of patient’s …show more content…
“Rethinking the CPR: Is Perfect the Enemy of the Good?”
Healthcare Management Technology[serial online], May 1999, 20: 22‐25.32
Fromberg, R., and Amatayakul, M. “CPRI and the Future of Computer‐based
Patient Records.” Healthcare Financial Management, July 1995, 49: 48
Dassenko, D., and Slowinski, T. “Using the CPR to Benefit a Business Office.”
Healthcare Financial Management, July 1995, 49: 68‐70, 72‐73
Abdelhak, M., et al., 2001. Health information: management of a strategic resource. 2nd ed. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders.
Englebardt, S. P. & Nelson, R., 2002. Health care informatics an interdisciplinary approach. USA: Mosby.
Friedman, B. 2005. Health Records get personal: a technology outlook for consumer access to personal health information. Journal of American Health Information Management Association, 76(1), 42-45.
Amatayakul, M., 2004. Electronic health records: a practical guide for professionals and organizations. USA: AHIMA.
Schmitz, H. H., 1979. Hospital information systems. London: Aspen Systems
Corporation.
Kovner, A. R., 1990. Health care delivery in the United States. New York: Springer Publishing