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Charting the information technology direction for an integrated delivery system.

Abstract

Automating the healthcare integrated delivery system requires a special set of skills, talent, and communication that goes beyond the capability of the i.t. manager alone. Bringing together all elements of the integrated delivery system and forming a well-integrated information environment will require a level of teamwork rarely seen in any industry. Today's IT manager is like an orchestra conductor. He or she should look ahead in the musical composition, manage the tempo, and bring all the sounds of the eclectic set of instruments together in harmony and achievement of the melody. Following the key success factor outlined here may not guarantee success in automating the integrated delivery system, but following them should keep the process harmonious.

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H H Scott. 1998. Charting the information technology direction for an integrated delivery system.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10338782/

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