The implementation of information Technology within health care delivery process, initially, was a slow process but, nowadays, is gaining. Most health care organizations are aware of the many advantages and risks related to the implementation of information technologies, IoT devices and cloud repositories within the health care organizations. Implementation of information technologies within the health care organizations can bring many advantages, such as, lowering health care costs, decrease medical errors, open information silos, and provide a trustable sources for timely medical information. Nevertheless, these advantages come in hand with disadvantages such as the need of constant technology update; constant vigilance of cybersecurity implementation and processes; and, use of technology developed by parties that are not expert on health care delivery. Therefore, information technology, when implemented in health care organizations, should aim at not damaging patients and to comply with current legislation and best practices.
Artifact 1: 544 Information Security Policy
- Demonstrate skill in information technology (IT) system documentation
- Articulation of basics of technical security applications
- Demonstration of understanding of concepts of disaster recovery and mitigation activity for information system downtime
Artifact 2: 542 EHR System Testing Plan
- Demonstrate skill in information technology (IT) System documentation
- Demonstrate knowledge of human technology systems integration
- Demonstrate basic systems evaluation and testing skills
Artifact 3: 543 Reading Data from Tables
- Demonstrate skills in a programming language such as SQL
Artifact 1:

544.infosectemplate.docx | |
File Size: | 285 kb |
File Type: | docx |
Artifact 2:

542.ehrtestingplan.docx | |
File Size: | 1052 kb |
File Type: | docx |
Artifact 3:

543.read.db.docx | |
File Size: | 39 kb |
File Type: | docx |