Assignment
Unit outcomes addressed in this Assignment:
- Analyze the computer components and technologies being used to support the development of healthcare and management of health data and information.
- Develop a working knowledge of the emerging technologies that support the creation and maintenance of electronic health record (EHR) systems.
- Prepare for assuming a leadership role in the development of improved healthcare information systems.
- Explain the purpose of the systems development life cycle.
Course outcomes addressed in this Assignment:
1: Describe the phases and activities in the systems development life cycle.
Instructions:
You learned about fundamentals of the electronic information system. One way to learn something is to teach that concept to someone else. For this Assignment, you will design and construct a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation that highlights different areas of the chapter as if you were going to be teaching this to new HIT students coming into your facility. In addition to the concepts from the chapter reading, you will also include tips to effectively facilitate teamwork and conduct meetings. You will present this PowerPoint in a training session for new HIT students. Please include the following topics in your presentation:
- Basic Concepts and Types of Information Systems
- Decision Support Systems
- System Development Life Cycle
- Information Architecture and Cloud Computing
- Types of Software
- Network Architecture
Please dedicate at least three slides to each topic. Your presentation must have at least 15-20 slides. Please use the notes section to clarify anything that might be confusing and anything that needs elaboration such as definitions.
Requirements:
This Assignment should follow the conventions of Standard American English (correct grammar, punctuation, etc.). Your writing should be well ordered, logical, and unified, as well as original and insightful. The resources used (including your text) should be properly cited. Your work should display superior content, organization, style, and mechanics.