- Characterizing the Health Information Technology Workforce – An analysis of the HIMSS Analytics Database about the FTE currently deployed and recommended nationally for HIT. The issue of MD's in HIT (e.g. number present and needed) is still unknown. From OHSU's Informatics Team.
Archive for May 29th, 2008
Characterizing the Health Information Technology Workforce
May 29th, 2008 | Popularity: 21% 0 comments | Leave a replyThe CMIO–A New Leader for Health Systems — Leviss et al. 13 (5): 573 — Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association
May 29th, 2008 | Popularity: 21% 0 comments | Leave a reply- The CMIO–A New Leader for Health Systems — Leviss et al. 13 (5): 573 — Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association – Helpful overview of the qualities of CMIO. I didn't realize how "new" this position is in health care. Nice to see confirmation that good CMIO's are good physicians primarily.
SEEDIE.ORG – Society for Exorbitantly Expensive and Difficult to Implement EHR?s
May 29th, 2008 | Popularity: 14% 0 comments | Leave a reply- SEEDIE.ORG – Society for Exorbitantly Expensive and Difficult to Implement EHR?s – Satire of the HIT industry. It's important to laugh once a day.
Facts about the 2008 National Patient Safety Goals | Joint Commission
May 29th, 2008 | Popularity: 29% 0 comments | Leave a reply- Facts about the 2008 National Patient Safety Goals | Joint Commission – Goal 13A – Involve patients and families in their care as a patient safety strategy
“If You’re Sitting at This Table, You’re in the Wrong Place” – Moving Forward With Patient and Family Centered Care
May 29th, 2008 | Popularity: 23% 0 comments | Leave a reply
I am in Besthesda, MD, attending the Institute’s intensive training seminar. The quote above is from Roslyn Marshall, RN, Nurse Manager for the Neurosciences Unit at Medical College of Georgia, who placed a sign with the words in the title near the place where nurses used to do their shift changes. They now do shift changes at the patient bedside. The other quote I liked was from Terry Griffin, who said:
No one more than parents wants to make sure their baby’s care is error free
In reference to including parents in hospital rounds and nursing rounds. I also learned to not call “Carts on Wheels” “COWs” – “WOWs” (“Workstation on Wheels”) is better.
