Information technology in health care: addressing promises and pitfalls.

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Abstract

Health information technology (HIT) and electronic medical records systems are receiving much attention in health care though only a relatively small number of health care organizations and providers have embraced the technology. This article introduces important concepts and definitions and provides the risk manager with key elements to consider when incorporating HIT principles into a proactive risk management program. A checklist is offered to assist in the assessment of electronic records systems.

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Stanyon, R. (2005). Information technology in health care: addressing promises and pitfalls. Journal of Healthcare Risk Management : The Journal of the American Society for Healthcare Risk Management, 25(4), 25–31. https://doi.org/10.1002/jhrm.5600250408

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