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Product Identifiers
PublisherHealthcare Information & Management System-S Society
ISBN-100984457771
ISBN-139780984457779
eBay Product ID (ePID)128453541
Product Key Features
Number of Pages169 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameRethinking Return on Investment : the Challenge of Accountable Meaningful Use
Publication Year2012
SubjectAdministration, Industries / Service, Management, Investments & Securities / General
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaBusiness & Economics, Medical
AuthorPam Arlotto
SeriesHimss Book Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.4 in
Item Weight11.2 Oz
Item Length9.1 in
Item Width6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceCollege Audience
LCCN2012-406255
IllustratedYes
SynopsisRethinking Return on Investment: The Challenge of Accountable Meaningful Use offers a timely exploration of the value achieved through the Meaningful Use of electronic health records and other components of the HITECH legislation. The authors provide a look back at how ROI of health IT has typically been measured and explore how Meaningful Use regulations are driving healthcare organizations to adopt a value-based purchasing model--thus challenging readers to rethink how they define the ROI of health IT. The authors examine Meaningful Use within a three-stage Value Management Framework: value identification, value realization and value optimization. To assist organizations in evaluating how to drive value out of an investment in people, processes and technology, the book includes numerous value maps for measuring a project's benefits, such as quality improvement, care management and cost reduction. The authors conclude by setting the stage for how the current impact of Accountable Meaningful Use will continue to transform the healthcare delivery system for years to come., Rethinking Return on Investment: The Challenge of Accountable Meaningful Useoffers a timely exploration of the value achieved through the Meaningful Use of electronic health records and other components of the HITECH legislation. The authors provide a look back at how ROI of health IT has typically been measured and explore how Meaningful Use regulations are driving healthcare organizations to adopt a value-based purchasing model--thus challenging readers to rethink how they define the ROI of health IT. The authors examine Meaningful Use within a three-stage Value Management Framework: value identification, value realization and value optimization. To assist organizations in evaluating how to drive value out of an investment in people, processes and technology, the book includes numerous value maps for measuring a project's benefits, such as quality improvement, care management and cost reduction. The authors conclude by setting the stage for how the current impact of Accountable Meaningful Use will continue to transform the healthcare delivery system for years to come. the current impact of Accountable Meaningful Use will continue to transform the healthcare delivery system for years to come.
LC Classification NumberMLCM 2015/42273 (H)
