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More About This Title The Strategic Application of Information Technology in Health Care Organizations, Second Edition
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Acknowledgments.
About the Author.
Introduction.
1. An Overview of Strategy.
Definition of Strategy.
Competitive Strategy.
The Need-for-IT Strategy.
Characteristics of Strategic Thinking.
Summary.
2. Linkage of IT Strategy to Organizational Strategy.
Strategic Planning Frameworks and Methodologies.
Information Technology as a Competitive Weapon.
Summary.
3. Internal IT Capabilities and Characteristics.
Asset Composition and Overview.
Asset Discussion.
Asset Lessons Learned and Observations.
IT-Centric Organizational Attributes.
The Question of Value.
Factors That Influence Organizational IT Asset Decisions.
Summary.
4. Examples of IT Strategy.
Clinical Information Systems.
Integration of Information Systems.
The Internet.
Summary.
5. Conclusion.
References.
Index.
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"Information technology can be used to differentiate a health care organization, but it is particularly compelling when the advances in technology result from a commitment to improve the care processes of the organization. The Strategic Application of Information Technology in Health Care Organizations, Second Edition, describes with clarity an effective way to ensure success in this quest, with specific recommendations and deliverables." — Stephanie L. Reel, chief information officer and vice provost for information technologies, The Johns Hopkins University
"John Glaser's book is a relief in the post-dot-com era. He brings us back to the basic lessons about how to deliver value from IT investments and how IT can fulfill and enhance the strategy of the health care enterprise." — David Brailer, chairman and chief executive officer, CareScience