Titlebook: Strategy and Architecture of Health Care Information Systems; Michael K. Bourke Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 In

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Data Architecture,oothes transitions, and adds value to services by embedding information in them. The data must be structured both logically and physically. That is, one must know the definition of a Patient, and one must know how to relate the Patient data in the Registration files with the Patient data in the Laboratory system.

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Technical Architecture, Architecture. Computer networks distribute data to the hospital’s business processes, and the Technical Architecture specifies how these networks should “fit” with these business processes: Can they fit with the decentralization, coordination, and sequencing of the business processes?

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Future Issues for Health Care Systems Architecture,ry structure. Many of these factors are inexorable (demographics, global economics), and no amount of hospital preparation will avert them. The challenge for a hospital is to discern the structural changes in broad outline so that it can take advantage of them (or minimize their impact).

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1431-1917 y used, the health care administrator and systems manager learn to implement information systems successfully and to link those systems with business strategy to achieve higher quality and more cost-effective patient care.978-1-4757-2340-3978-1-4757-2338-0Series ISSN 1431-1917 Series E-ISSN 2197-3741

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Introduction,spitals. They include marketing, product line management, cost accounting, materials management, and information systems architecture. Information systems management in hospitals has been particularly weak historically.

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Mock Strategic Plan,es and procedures. Now, all that has been completed, and TCH has started to develop a 5-year plan. The 1990s will be a time of great change for the United States in general and for hospitals in particular.