MASTERS HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

MASTERS HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

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MASTERS HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

1. CASE MANAGEMENT: A QUALITY PROCESS
2. HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS AND POTENTIAL: A LITERATURE REVIEW REVISITED, 1982-1992
3. THE ROLE OF THE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER IN THE HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATION IN THE 1990S
4. THE BALANCED BUDGET ACT OF 1997: BRINGING HIM AND THE REHABILITATION THERAPIES CLOSER TOGETHER
5. SURVIVING AND THRIVING WITH VISION 2006: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE CURRICULUM
6. INTEGRATED PATIENT-CENTERED COMPUTING: OPERATIONS OPTIMIZATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
7. CROSS-REFERENCING OF ISO-9000 AND REGULATORY QUALITY SYSTEMS AT BLOOD CENTERS
8. OBSTACLES ENCOUNTERED IN THE USE OF THE MEDICAL RECORD AND CANCER REGISTRY ABSTRACT IN BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
9. IMPLEMENTING A MAINFRAME CODING/ABSTRACTING SYSTEM
10. RESEARCH REVIEW: COMPUTER TOOLS FOR HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AT A SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AGENCY
11. A SURVEY OF NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATORS’ AND OMBUDSMEN’S PERCEPTIONS OF ELDERLY ABUSE IN PENNSYLVANIA
12. PHYSICIAN ACCEPTANCE OF TELEMEDICINE TECHNOLOGY: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION
13. STANDARDS FOR CONFIDENTIALITY, PRIVACY, ACCESS, AND DATA SECURITY
14. FOCUS ON CASE MANAGEMENT: LINKING OUTCOMES AND ACCOUNTABILITY
15. STRATEGIC RELEVANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY EXPECTATIONS: NEW PERSPECTIVES FOR HEALTH CARE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DESIGN
16. HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT: REEINGINEERING ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND DOCUMENTATION
17. THE EFFECTS OF AUTOMATED ENCODERS ON CODING ACCURACY AND CODING SPEED
18. MULTILEVEL REVIEWS FOR CODING ACCURACY
19. CASE STUDY: CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SUPPORTS CODING ACCURACY
20. ACHIEVING EMPOWERMENT THROUGH INFORMATION
21. DEFINING QUALITY HEALTHCARE WITH OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT WHILE ACHIEVING ECONOMIC VALUE
22. ACHIEVING BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES: A CASE STUDY IN PRIMARY CARE
23. ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE IN HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
24. INTEGRATING THE PATIENT’S PERSPECTIVE: PATIENT PATHWAY DEVELOPMENT ACROSS THE ENTERPRISE
25. EDUCATION REVIEW: CROSSING BORDERS–DELIVERING HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT EDUCATION ACROSS STATE LINES
26. WAX ACTIVELIBRARY: A TOOL TO MANAGE INFORMATION OVERLOAD
27. EDUCATION REVIEW: REALIZING OPPORTUNITY–HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT CURRICULAR APPROACHES AND ACTIVITIES
28. THE APPLICATION OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES TO COMPLIANT CODING ACTIVITIES
29. INFORMATION FOR MANAGEMENT–THE EXTENT OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN THE ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL SECTOR
30. ALL-PAYER SEVERITY-ADJUSTED DIAGNOSIS-RELATED GROUPS: A UNIFORM METHOD TO SEVERITY-ADJUST DISCHARGE DATA
31. EVOLUTION OF THE USES OF ICD-9-CM CODING: MEDICARE RISK ADJUSTMENT METHODOLOGY FOR MANAGED CARE PLANS
32. HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR PERCEPTIONS OF HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGERS AS FUTURE LEADERS IN HEALTH CARE REFORM
33. ADOPTION OF ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS AS A TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION FOR AMBULATORY CARE AT THE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
34. BARRIERS TO THE ADOPTION OF COMPUTERIZED TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
35. PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN IN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT: A CONCEPTUAL MODEL
36. ADVANCES IN DOCUMENTATION: THE IMPACT OF SERVICE AND EMPOWERMENT
37. USING INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY AS A STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE
38. PRIVACY PROTECTIONS AFFORDED BY COMPUTER-BASED PATIENT RECORD SYSTEMS
39. PROFESSIONAL AGENDAS AND COMPUTER-BASED PATIENT RECORDS: NEGOTIATING FOR CONTROL
40. OVERCOMING HISTORICAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL LEGACIES: AHIMA POISES TO LEAD
41. CAN COMPUTER-AIDED SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TOOLS ENHANCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH CARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS? A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
42. THE COMPONENT ALIGNMENT MODEL: A NEW APPROACH TO HEALTH CARE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIC PLANNING
43. ESTABLISHING NEED FOR AND DESIGNING INFORMATION SYSTEMS SUPPORTING DECENTRALIZED SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY: THE CASE OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
44. RESEARCH REVIEW: MEDICAL RECORD DEPARTMENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION–A LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE
45. MEASURING THE QUALITY OF CHIROPRACTIC ALTERNATIVE CARE IN A MANAGED CARE ENVIRONMENT
46. COMMENTARY: IS OUTSOURCING AN APPROPRIATE ALTERNATIVE FOR DELIVERING HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SERVICE?
47. CONSORTIUM TO ESTABLISH A REGISTRY FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: DEVELOPMENT, DATABASE STRUCTURE, AND SELECTED FINDINGS
48. A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE: A SURVEY OF THE EXPECTATIONS AND AMBITIONS OF AUSTRALIAN HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT STUDENTS
49. CHALLENGES OF CODING AMBULANCE SERVICE FOR REIMBURSEMENT

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