- Contributors
- 1 The Healthcare System
- 2 Healthcare and the Electronic Health Record
- 3 Data, Information, and Knowledge
- 4 People
- 5 Policies, Laws, Regulations, Contracts, and Procedures
- 6 Process
- 7 Representation and Organization of Health Information
- 8 Basics of Computers
- 9 Design of the Core Healthcare Operating System
- 10 Data Repositories
- 11 Decision-Making
- 12 Information Systems Strategy and Administration
- 13 Large-Project Management
- 14 Clinician Interface and Experience
- 15 Access and Access Controls
- 16 Analytics
- 17 Decision Support
- 18 Security and Privacy
- 19 Data Science
- 20 Enabling Technologies
- 21 Clinical Teams
- 22 Patients and Families
- 23 Body, Home, and Community
- 24 Specialties
- 25 Health Information Exchange in Practice
- 26 Population Health Management
- 27 Researchers
- 28 On the Horizon
- 29 Staying Current
- Appendix 1 Case Discussions
- Appendix 2 Self-Assessment
- Appendix 3 Reference Data
- Index
(p. 126) Information Systems Strategy and Administration
- Chapter:
- (p. 126) Information Systems Strategy and Administration
- Author(s):
Jeffrey G. Frieling
, Karl E. Misulis
, and Mark E. Frisse
- DOI:
- 10.1093/med/9780190855574.003.0012
Clinical information systems are vital tools to execute on organizational strategy. Clinical information systems support clinical activities that reflect the values and priorities of an organization. An information system’s strategic plan must therefore align with the strategy and operations of the larger organization. Governance of information systems requires coordinated work by experienced professionals. Effective governance and administration are essential. Strategic planning is performed at many levels; those of principal concern here are those of the healthcare enterprise and the information systems division. Strategic planning extends beyond the enterprise. The strategic plan and goals of the clinical information systems should be reviewed periodically.
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- Contributors
- 1 The Healthcare System
- 2 Healthcare and the Electronic Health Record
- 3 Data, Information, and Knowledge
- 4 People
- 5 Policies, Laws, Regulations, Contracts, and Procedures
- 6 Process
- 7 Representation and Organization of Health Information
- 8 Basics of Computers
- 9 Design of the Core Healthcare Operating System
- 10 Data Repositories
- 11 Decision-Making
- 12 Information Systems Strategy and Administration
- 13 Large-Project Management
- 14 Clinician Interface and Experience
- 15 Access and Access Controls
- 16 Analytics
- 17 Decision Support
- 18 Security and Privacy
- 19 Data Science
- 20 Enabling Technologies
- 21 Clinical Teams
- 22 Patients and Families
- 23 Body, Home, and Community
- 24 Specialties
- 25 Health Information Exchange in Practice
- 26 Population Health Management
- 27 Researchers
- 28 On the Horizon
- 29 Staying Current
- Appendix 1 Case Discussions
- Appendix 2 Self-Assessment
- Appendix 3 Reference Data
- Index
