Doctor involvement key to success of order entry systems

Article Abstract:

Researches studied the advent of Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) systems at three hospitals. The findings state that hospitals with a culture of collaboration and trust that get doctors involved in designing and implementing CPOE systems end up with systems that physicians actually use.

Financial management, Hospitals, Management dynamics, Practice, Technology application, Insurance, Order entry software

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Practicing privacy

Article Abstract:

This article offers suggestions and guild lines for doctors concerned about patient privacy.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Physician and patient, Physician-patient relations, Behavior, Company systems management, Information management

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Identity crisis: you can make yourself less of a tantalizing target for an information thief

Article Abstract:

Identity theft prevention measures are discussed.

Safety and security measures, Prevention, Identity theft

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