Cmp 105 health informatics homework- fortis college


CMP 105 Health Informatics Homework- Fortis College

Case Study: Implementation of a New Computer System

Overview

This homework is intended to demonstrate your comprehension of the main principles of health informatics, as well as the primary applications of health informatics in healthcare organizations.

For this homework, you will read a case study that presents difficulties associated with implementing a new computer system in a professional setting. Based on the scenario described in the case study and homework details, you will create a short PowerPoint presentation.

Details:

Perform the following tasks:

1) Complete the reading homework and the interactive lesson before attempting this homework.

2) To complete this homework:

a) Review the case study and select one of the committee roles.

b) Download the provided PowerPoint template to create a presentation that includes:

i) Your selection asa member on the committee
ii) Identification one or more issues, related to your role on the committee
iii) Identification of probable cause(s) of identified issue(s)
iv) Proposed recommendations to resolve the identified issues
v) Reference slide - list of academic references, using APA style

c) Ensure to support the content of your slides with research from your text or the LRC.

Case Study: Read the following case study

A good friend of yours is director of nursing at a 220-bed community hospital. Last year the hospital merged with a much larger medical center. One of the upsides, as well as one of the challenges, resulting from this change has been the rapid introduction of new computer systems. The goal is to bring the hospital "up to speed" within 3 years. At present,the Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) is being implemented. The general medical and surgical units went live last month. The ICU, pediatrics, and obstetrics units are scheduled to go live next month. The plan is to work out any kinks or problems on the general units and then go live in the specialty units. Most of the physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants initially complained but are now becoming more comfortable with the computers and are beginning to integrate the CPOE process into their daily routines. Several physicians are now requesting the ability to enter orders from their offices and others are looking into this option. However, three physicians have not commented during this process but are clearly resisting. For example, after performing rounds and returning to their offices they called the unit with verbal orders. After being counseled on this behavior, they began to write the orders on scraps of paper and put these in the patient's charts or leave them at the nurses' station. When they were informed that these were not "legal orders," they began smuggling in order sheets from the non-activated units. In addition, they have been coercing the staff nurses on the units to enter the orders for them. This has taken two forms. Sometimes they sign in and then ask the nurses to enter the orders. Other times they ask the nurses to put the orders in verbally and then they confirm the orders. The nurses feel caught between the hospital's goals and the need to maintain a good working relationship with these physicians.

You suggest to your friend (director of nursing) to create an informal committee to review the issues surrounding the CPOE implementation. The committee would determine methods to address these issues, prior to implementing CPOE within the ICU, pediatrics, and obstetrics units. Your friend appreciates the suggestion and forms a small committee with the following members:

o Taylor Terrific, RN - anurse practitioner
o Dr. Dudley Do-Right - a physician who uses the CPOE system routinely and correctly
o Dr. Frank Burns - a physician who rarely, if ever, uses the CPOE system

The director of nursing asks each committee member to create a short PowerPoint presentation for the committee. The presentation would identify issues that occurred during CPOE implementation, identify potential causes of such issues, and list specific recommendations, based on strong rationale and research, to resolve the identified issues prior to the next CPOE implementation. Each committee member will have a unique perspective, based on their position (i.e., nurse, physician).

PowerPoint Presentation

Directions:

1) Review the case study and select one of the committee roles.

2) Download the PowerPoint template (Week 2 Homework Template).

a) The link to this template can be found in your Blackboard course in Week 2.

3) Select one of the following roles on the committee

a) Taylor Terrific, RN - a nurse practitioner

b) Dr. Dudley Do-Right - a physician who uses the CPOE system routinely and correctly

c) Dr. Frank Burns - a physician who rarely, if ever, uses the CPOE system

4) Use the PowerPoint template to create slides that:

a) Identifyone or more issues, related to your role on the committee

b) Identifies probable cause(s) of identified issue(s)

c) States proposed solutions or processes to address the identified issues

i) Solutions are supported by specific rational and research.

d) Includes a reference slide - a list of academic references, using APA style

5) Ensure to support the content of your slides by the case study, research from your text, or the LRC.

Format your homework according to the give formatting requirements:

1. The answer must be double spaced, typed, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides.

2. The response also includes a cover page containing the title of the homework, the course title, the student's name, and the date. The cover page is not included in the required page length.

3. Also include a reference page. The references and Citations should follow APA format. The reference page is not included in the required page length.

Attachment:- Template.rar

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