Event Date/Time: Oct 26, 2009 | End Date/Time: Oct 27, 2009 |
Description
diverse settings.
To become and remain effective, these information systems must be thoughtfully designed to address real needs, be highly responsive to informed user and patient input, balance workflow and local needs against process improvement and provide robust user support to enhance adoption. These information tools will also need to keep pace with changes in care and the broader understanding of health and illness and care delivery as seen in primary care reform, personalized medicine based on genetics and team-based care. Clinical leaders should define relevant
goals to allow impact evaluation which can then lead to further improvements in the application of information technology.