New York: Springer-Verlag, 2000. ISBN 0-387-98923-4 Korean Translation, 2002 Strategies and Technologies for Health Care Information: From Theory Into Practice MARION J. BALL, JUDITH V. DOUGLAS AND DAVID E. GARETS, editors This book, a companion volume to Performance Improvement Through Information Management, offers wisdom from twenty-four healthcare practitioners who have worked with information systems in a variety of settings. The book includes: In-depth discussions of technologies like the Internet, data warehouses, and local area and wide area networks Reviews of information management issues like managed care A discussion of performance measurement and general business solutions like outsourcing and healthy vendor relationships A section on maximizing return on investment leaves readers with practical suggestions on how to optimize information technology and ensure value from new systems. This book will help healthcare practitioners recognize the most valuable information technology applications, make sound decisions about management and implementation, and learn how to sidestep disastrous projects. Through the insights and experience of the contributors, they will come to see information technology not as a barrier, but as a bridge to organizational success. New York: Springer-Verlag, 1999. ISBN 0-387-98442-9 Performance Improvement Through Information Management Health Care's Bridge to Success MARION J. BALL AND JUDITH V. DOUGLAS, editors Performance Improvement Through Information Management describes both the strategies and tactics of using information technologies to enhance business and clinical performance in healthcare. Written by a team of experts with demonstrated success in dealing with the most pressing issues in healthcare process improvement and information management today, this book links the healthcare market environment and economic forces to transformational processes and the technologies that enable those transformations. The authors provide busy healthcare executives with the authoritative source of knowledge they need to achieve performance improvement through information management.
New York: Springer-Verlag, 2000. ISBN 0-387-98923-4 Korean Translation, 2002 Strategies and Technologies for Health Care Information: From Theory Into Practice MARION J. BALL, JUDITH V. DOUGLAS AND DAVID E. GARETS, editors This book, a companion volume to Performance Improvement Through Information Management, offers wisdom from twenty-four healthcare practitioners who have worked with information systems in a variety of settings. The book includes: In-depth discussions of technologies like the Internet, data warehouses, and local area and wide area networks Reviews of information management issues like managed care A discussion of performance measurement and general business solutions like outsourcing and healthy vendor relationships A section on maximizing return on investment leaves readers with practical suggestions on how to optimize information technology and ensure value from new systems. This book will help healthcare practitioners recognize the most valuable information technology applications, make sound decisions about management and implementation, and learn how to sidestep disastrous projects. Through the insights and experience of the contributors, they will come to see information technology not as a barrier, but as a bridge to organizational success. New York: Springer-Verlag, 1999. ISBN 0-387-98442-9 Performance Improvement Through Information Management Health Care's Bridge to Success MARION J. BALL AND JUDITH V. DOUGLAS, editors Performance Improvement Through Information Management describes both the strategies and tactics of using information technologies to enhance business and clinical performance in healthcare. Written by a team of experts with demonstrated success in dealing with the most pressing issues in healthcare process improvement and information management today, this book links the healthcare market environment and economic forces to transformational processes and the technologies that enable those transformations. The authors provide busy healthcare executives with the authoritative source of knowledge they need to achieve performance improvement through information management.