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This covers both management information and clinical information systems, including computer-based support for management, assessing how current technologies and major innovations are changing the way healthcare executives manage, using information systems for short- and long-range planning, using clinical information systems, and information systems acquisitions.

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integration is a hard task.

Posted by: Jian Pang on May 26, 2009 at 5:24PM EST

I believe integrations are very challenge. The technology on one hand is rapider developing; and updating the technology is annually, however each facility has to take the turns get the equipment updated, due to the financial budget. In addition, there are varieties of programs, software packages. To have seamlessly integration, on the other hand, the healthcare system itself is adjusting all the time; strategy is changing all the time. To convert newly development to the newly updated planning for the strategy, and obey the budget control, most importantly to keep the quality control and more. It is a hard task.

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Posted by: Boyede Sobitan on May 28, 2009 1:08PM EST

Jian I agree. That is why I think there needs to be an emphasis on interoperability of HIT. This was an initiative in the Bush administration, and this initiative has "new breath" with the current administration.