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Health Informatics An Interprofessional Approach 1st Edition By Nelson Staggers

Table of ContentsUnit 1: Background and Foundational InformationIntroduction: The Evolution of Health InformaticsTheoretical Foundations of Health informaticsEvidence-Based Practice and InformaticsKnowledge Discovery, Data Mining, and Practice-Based EvidenceProgram Evaluation and Research TechniquesUnit 2: Information Systems in Health Care DeliveryElectronic Health Records and Applications for Managing Patient CareApplications for Managing Institutions Delivering HealthcareTelehealth and Applications for Delivering Care at a DistanceHome Health and Related Community-Based SystemsClinical Decision Support Systems in HealthcarePublic Health InformaticsTechnical Infrastructure to Support HealthcareUnit 3: Participatory Health Care Informatics and Health Care on the InternetThe Evolving ePatientSocial Networking and Other Web-Based Applications in HealthcarePersonal Health Records (PHRs)Unit 4: Project Management Tools and ProceduresIdentifying and Selecting an Information System SolutionImplementing and Upgrading an Information System SolutionHealth System Downtime and Disaster RecoveryUnit 5: Quality, Usability and Standards in InformaticsPrivacy, Confidentiality, Security and SafetyPatient Safety and Quality Initiatives in InformaticsImproving the User Experience for Health Information Technology ProductsStandardsUnit 6: Governance and Organizational Structures for InformaticsHealth IT GovernanceLegal Issues, Federal Regulations and AccreditationHealth Policy and InformaticsUnit 7: Education and InformaticsInformatics in the Curriculum for Healthcare ProfessionalsDistance Education: Applications, Techniques and IssuesInformation Systems and Technical Tools in Healthcare EducationSimulation in Healthcare EducationUnit 8: International Informatics EffortsInternational Efforts, Issues, and InnovationsUnit 9: The Present and Future31. Future Directions and Future Research in Health Informatics