"Health Information Systems for the Health Professions By Jean Balgrosky, PhD, MPH, RHIA Rationale for the Book The target audience of Health Information Systems for the Health Professions is health administration and clinician students learning to manage comprehensive Health Information Systems (HIS) in health systems and provider practices. The audience also includes technology professionals wishing to adapt their skills to health care. Health Information Systems for the Health Professions will be a textbook for those who will be responsible for managing systems and information in health systems and provider organizations to empower their organizations with information, so they can be agile and responsive in a difficult and volatile regulatory market. It will cover principles of planning, cost-effectiveness, waste reduction, efficiency, population health management, patient engagement, and prevention. These skills are increasingly needed for institutional survival in a continuously changing healthcare landscape"-- Provided by publisher.

Textbook for HIT 103 Health Information Systems HIT103.

HIS basics: definitions, context, and scope -- Health information systems fundamentals -- The scope, definition, and conceptual model of HIS -- Aligning HIS in the dynamic healthcare environment -- HIS strategy, planning, and governance -- HIS strategic planning -- HIS tactical planning -- Managing health information systems -- Applications systems and technology -- HIS management and technology services -- Managing change-HIS implementation -- Harvesting the fruits of your labors -- Adopting new technologies -- Data -- Analytics, business intelligence and clinical intelligence -- A changing HIS world -- HIS and digital health -- HIS around the globe -- Future HIS: key issues and opportunities.