Starting in 1999, numerous organizations have published reports that highlight the harm brought to patients by health care organizations (Ciesielski & Fraser, 2016). These reports, the increased complexity of health care environment, and the inclusion of medical software as a critical component in health care delivery had been the triggering factors for the promotion of patient safety, quality improvement and regulations. Quality improvement methods in health care organizations seek to focus on intervention that will benefit most the patient and improvement of health care delivery processes (Carlisle & Blanchard, 2016). Additionally, as part of these process improvement, health care organization must aim their efforts at the management and regulation of software and hardware for medical use in order to avoid medical errors that have their origin in faulty software and hardware.
Artifact 1: 542 Post Implementation Evaluation
Artifact 2: 544 Definitions
Artifact 3: 556 Quality Measures for Monitoring Software for IoT Devices
References
Carlisle, A., & Blanchard, M. (2016). Introduction to Quality Improvement. In E. Fondahn, M. Lane, & A. Vannucci (Eds.), The Washington Manual of Patient Safety and Quality Improvement (Philadelphia, pp. 10–22). Wolters Kluwer.
Ciesielski, T., & Fraser, V. J. (2016). Introduction to Patient Safety and Quality Improvement. In E. Fondahn, M. Lane, & A. Vannucci (Eds.), The Washington Manual of Patient Safety and Quality Improvement (pp. 2–10). Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer.
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Artifact 1: 542 Post Implementation Evaluation
- Demonstrates the articulation of tools that evaluate human and technology systems
- Demonstrates the articulation of methods for design of quality programs or performance improvement programs as applied to implementation of electronic health record systems
Artifact 2: 544 Definitions
- Demonstrates the knowledge on Privacy and security of Protected Health Information (PHI)
Artifact 3: 556 Quality Measures for Monitoring Software for IoT Devices
- Demonstrates the knowledge of hardware
- Demonstrates the articulation of tools that evaluate human and technology systems
References
Carlisle, A., & Blanchard, M. (2016). Introduction to Quality Improvement. In E. Fondahn, M. Lane, & A. Vannucci (Eds.), The Washington Manual of Patient Safety and Quality Improvement (Philadelphia, pp. 10–22). Wolters Kluwer.
Ciesielski, T., & Fraser, V. J. (2016). Introduction to Patient Safety and Quality Improvement. In E. Fondahn, M. Lane, & A. Vannucci (Eds.), The Washington Manual of Patient Safety and Quality Improvement (pp. 2–10). Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer.
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