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Health Information Technology is the application of information technology relating to health and healthcare. This typically includes the exchange of health information, such as electronic health records transferring between healthcare providers.
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Topics: Health Information Technology, Long-Term Care
This article analyzes emerging health technologies that may assist, replace, and/or support recruitment and retention of the workforce in home and long-term care settings.
Topics: Health Information Technology, Integration and Collaboration
This article in the Journal of Technology in Human Services presents 3 themes that emerged from a qualitative study seeking to understand how social workers document their work in electronic health records (EHRs) in integrated primary care settings.
Topics: Health Information Technology
This rapid response brief provides an overview of the complex and evolving health informatics workforce.
Topics: Diversity, Health Information Technology
This article assesses how well electronic health record (EHR) documentation identifies which health professionals act to address patient social determinants of health (SDOH) and what interventions are conducted.
Topics: COVID-19, Education and Training, Health Information Technology, Telehealth
This article describes behavioral health provider perspectives on the use of telebehavioral health before and during the pandemic, as well as how policy changes impacted access to and utilization of behavioral health services in Michigan.
