Health care information technology: better care, better business
Tobin, G.
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 92: 13-21
2003
ISSN/ISBN: 0926-9630 PMID: 15455836 Document Number: 559973
The health care industry is in crisis. From patient safety concerns to wasteful operations to overburdened workforces, health care is ripe for reinvention. In "Health Care Information Technology: Better Care, Better Business," Glenn Tobin discusses the aspects of health care in need of transformation; the reasons why health care information technology is the right solution; and the benefits to be realized from implementing IT.
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