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Health information systems (HIT) are designed to help manage the collection, processing, standardization, and communication of data. New systems exist in healthcare in various stages. Some examples are implementation, use, meaningful use, optimization, and adoption. A simple overview of health information systems in hospitals are source systems, clinical EHR systems, supporting infrastructure, and connectivity systems. Data received from these systems provide statistics of different populations to include mortality and morbidity rates, size of the population, and vital statistics. Health information can provide surveillance to further advise how specific events or notifiable diseases affect a specific group of people, in a specific area, and at what rate.
1. Describe some utilization, technical, practical, and human challenges of HIT.
2. Discuss how health information systems can improve the overall healthcare system.
3. Discuss the disparities among racial and ethnic minority populations regarding the adoption of health information technology as it relates to consumer health informatics (i.e., patient portal, patient wearables, mobile health apps).
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