Question

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You are a health information systems manager who has been asked to evaluate a new database and report to the Board of Directors on its functionality.

• Describe the quality management, legal, and ethical issues surrounding the system.
• Describe the role of informatics in improving patient quality improvement, evidence-base practice, and clinical outcomes.

Answer 1

You are a health information systems manager who has been asked to evaluate a new database and report to the Board of Directors on its functionality.

Healthcare quality management first required to address the loopholes in this sector, related personal matters, the key planning tool is a health care advance directive, which includes a living will, a health care power of attorney, or both.

• Interdisciplinary teams comprised of front line staff met regularly to identify and resolve trending medication safety events and prepare and deliver education for staff.
• Continuous quality improvement initiatives supported by these committees included technical handling and administration of medication, medication reconciliation, and enhancements to standardized treatment protocols

Address Legal and Ethical Issues-

• illegal organ donation, apathetic attitude of a doctor's.
• Value conflict for doctors between organization interest and emotion towards poor patients
• The ethical issues in medical practice including changing doctor-patient relationships,
• The modern challenges in urological practice, and the ethical and legal issues in kidney transplantation covered from an Indian perspective.
• The legal issues covered include the basics of medical negligence, changing concepts of informed consent, and the practical issues of medical negligence cases with representative case decisions from the Indian Courts.

The role of informatics in improving patient quality improvement evidence-base practice, and clinical outcomes.

• Funding is needed for implementation studies that focus on evidence-based patient safety practices as the topic of concern.
• To generalize empirical findings from patient safety implementation studies, we must have a better understanding of what implementation strategies work, with whom, and in what types of settings, and we must investigate the underlying mechanisms of these strategies.
• This is likely to require mixed methods, a better understanding of complexity science, and greater appreciation for non-traditional methods and realistic inquiry.
• Clinicians tend to be more engaged in adopting patient safety initiatives when they understand the evidence base of the practice, in contrast to administrators saying, “We must do this because it is an external regulatory requirement.
• organizations must invest in the tools and skills needed to create a culture of evidence-based patient safety practices where questions are encouraged and systems are created to make it easy to do the right thing