Electronic Health Records

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Summary of the Plan

Our small hospital in the upstate New York needs to implement the new technology of

electronic health records to assist ourselves as the nurses to improve the lives of our clients

(patients) as well as our own lives. For me, the files of the medical healthcare should not just

contain a list of problems, as well as a collection of prescribed immunizations and medications,

but instead, it should include health care noteworthy accounts provided to the clients or patients

over their lives (Berkowitz, 2016). Therefore, the electronic health records shall reduce the

current cumbersome manual systems to achieve the activities of screening of the patients. The

system is user-friendly and reduces the workload for each nurse. Moreover, the electronic health

system shall be offered at for free and low cost for the nurses.

The documentation of the electronic health records system the hospital is planning to

implement is less complicated and well-structured system that would help the nurses to improve

the care of their clients. The electronic health record system is simple to understand and can

easily be integrated into the current manual health recording system. It is the most

straightforward system to execute (Bisbal, 2013). The hospital management does not intend to

have the computerized system to thinks on behalf of nurses but instead require the automated and

electronic health record system to carry out the recording, documentation, and keeping of the

health records with more speed and accuracy. To enhance the quality of this electronic health

record system, as nurses, we need to flexible. This system is highly adaptable, and I believe that

using more basic, customizable, and simple interface by the hospital in structuring the electronic

health records that fit the needs of each nurse and patient makes the system even more

straightforward and easy to understand and implement.

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Essentially, the hospital adopted an "a chart of paper on the computer screen" as ideal

Electronic Health Records for our small hospital. The system shall allow nurses to create the first

page of electronic health records with a standard input form that would offer general information

regarding the patients such as allergies, history of the pertinent family, medication list,

background of health, past medical and surgical histories, and general history of birth. Page two

would contain the necessary details and list of problems which would rely on the medical

specialty. Page three shall have the prescribed medications and the how the patients respond to

such remedies. The proposed system, therefore, shall help us as nurses to establish electronic

health records system to enhance the quality of keeping within our hospital. The records, in turn,

is very critical in offering quality healthcare for our patients.

Outcomes for the Proposed Plan

The market competition is critical in determining the whether the business establishment is

likely to remain competitive and survive in the dynamic business environment when it comes to

any business investment (Frazier, 2017). However, from the time of memorial, the health care

systems have not been seen as a business venture or investment, although the perception is

turning around slowly. Our small hospital, Medicort Care Center is the best healthcare facility.

The excellent image and outstanding reputation as one of the premier hospitals in the town with

various awards and accolades must be safeguarded at all costs (Bisbal, 2013). This proposed

plan of electronic health records system shall allow the nurses of our hospital to attain

outstanding reputations to live up to because we shall be able to provide efficient, quality, and

effective services to our patients and clients year in, year out through the quality electronic health

records systems.

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The proposed system would enable the hospital in keeping track of its health records

(Berkowitz, 2016). Data-Drive Marketing shall allow the hospital to track its data, and examine

its procedures and performance concerning the tight specifications. Data-Drive Marketing shall

enable us as an organization to use the information acquired to generate information concerning

the clients that would allow us to offer quality services to our patients (Frazier, 2017). Moreover,

the data generated shall enable us to integrate the research and tests which are evidenced-based

in the information offered by our clients.

Required Resources and Potential Budget Requirements to Implement Plan

The management of the hospital intends to run the proposed plan of the Electronic Health

Records system through proper planning and budgeting to formulate and execute the program

(Berkowitz, 2016). The government, via the Ministry of Health, is ready to offer the financial

support to acquire the primary resources needed to implement the plan successfully. The grants

and donations from the government shall be enough to obtain and install computers with wireless

networks to facilitate the installation of the digitalized and electronic health record system.

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An action plan with the timeline for presenting and implementing the plan

Formulation of the

proposed

Electronic Health

Records plane

Proper Outlining

of Duties,

Responsibilities,

and Roles of Every

Employee

Proper

communication

system

Soliciting Finances

to Implement the

Proposed Plan.

Implementation of

the Proposed Plan

The measure of

the Actual

Outcomes and

Taking Corrective

actions and

Control

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References

Berkowitz, E. N. (2016). Essentials of healthcare marketing. Jones & Bartlett Publishers.

Bisbal, J. (2013). Electronic health records. In Encyclopedia of Systems Biology (pp. 650-

652). Springer New York.

Frazier, K. (2017). Electronic Health Records. AJN The American Journal of Nursing, 117(6),

10.

Folland, S., Goodman, A. C., & Stano, M. (2016). The Economics of Health and Health Care:

Pearson International Edition. Routledge.

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