Before any health information system can be successfully implemented, there must be a team of experts who understand the vision and mission of both the health care organization and its stakeholders. Strategic health care leaders are positioned to propose system upgrades and/or implementations that can withstand inevitable organizational changes. Health information systems' leaders understand that predicting gaps and promoting parities in an effort to reduce data security risks, costs, and liabilities can only lead to long-term profitability. List five health information systems' leaders, and define their roles. Refer to your course text for these.
- Explain who the stakeholders are in health information systems' implementation.
- Describe the limitations in health information systems' data analysis.
- Describe the opportunities in health information systems' data analysis.
- Explain what the literature suggests. Include any applicable statistical and/or descriptive data.
- Summarize the impact of predicting gaps and parities on quality improvement as it relates to the situation for your Final Proposal.