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1. Health informatics and modernisation: bridging the gap

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Cheryl Cowley, Lynette Daws, and Beverley Ellis

Subjects
clinical governance, health informatics, learning organisations, National Service Frameworks, Computer applications to medicine. Medical informatics, R858-859.7
Abstract

This pilot initiative uses an approach that focuses on improving the whole business of primary care, its processes and its people. The Health Informatics Programme for Coronary Heart Disease (HIP for CHD) addresses the two faces of clinical governance but has a prime focus on the development of learning organisations. The project has developed a methodology and an associated set of tools that it has tested and evaluated in a small number of pilot sites. The work of HIP for CHD is focused on coronary heart disease but the methodology is equally applicable to other clinical areas. In particular, HIP for CHD provides an approach that allows the diverse strands of all of the National Service Frameworks to be handled in a joined-up way in primary care.

Published
2003
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2. Health informatics and modernisation: bridging the gap

Author

Beverley Ellis, Lynette Daws, and Cheryl Cowley

Subjects
learning organisations, Bridging (networking), National service, Coronary Disease, Pilot Projects, National Service Frameworks, Modernization theory, lcsh:Computer applications to medicine. Medical informatics, Health informatics, State Medicine, clinical governance, Health Administration Informatics, Health Information Management, Nursing, Medicine, Humans, Learning, Social Change, Set (psychology), health informatics, Clinical governance, Medical education, Primary Health Care, business.industry, Decision Support Systems, Clinical, Organizational Innovation, United Kingdom, Computer Science Applications, Work (electrical), Models, Organizational, lcsh:R858-859.7, business, Total Quality Management
Abstract

This pilot initiative uses an approach that focuses on improving the whole business of primary care, its processes and its people. The Health Informatics Programme for Coronary Heart Disease (HIP for CHD) addresses the two faces of clinical governance but has a prime focus on the development of learning organisations. The project has developed a methodology and an associated set of tools that it has tested and evaluated in a small number of pilot sites. The work of HIP for CHD is focused on coronary heart disease but the methodology is equally applicable to other clinical areas. In particular, HIP for CHD provides an approach that allows the diverse strands of all of the National Service Frameworks to be handled in a joined-up way in primary care.

Published
2003

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