Recommendation Report
Stage 2: Sharing Data
Overview
Before you begin work on this assignment, be sure you have read the Case Study and reviewed the feedback received on your Stage 1 assignment. Refer to the System Recommendation Report Table of Contents below to see where you are in the process of developing this report.
As a professional medical consultant, your next step in developing your recommendation for an EHR system is to determine what data will need to be shared with other organizations and how that data will be shared.
System Recommendation Report
Table of Contents
Introduction (Stage 1)
I. Organizational Analysis and Requirements (Stage 1) A. IntroductionB. Organizational StrategyC. Strategic Use of TechnologyD. Components of an Information SystemE. RequirementsF. SummaryII. Sharing Data (Stage 2) A. IntroductionB. Need to Share DataC. Types of Data to be SharedD. Data Interchange StandardsE. SummaryIII. Ethical, Legal and Regulatory Policy Issues (Stage 3)A. IntroductionB. Table of Ethical, Legal and Regulatory Policy IssuesC. Addressing the Most Difficult IssueD. SummaryIV. System Recommendation (Stage 4) A. IntroductionB. Proposed IT solutionC. How the Proposed IT Solution Meets the RequirementsD. Improvements from Proposed IT SolutionE. Implementation ConsiderationsF. Summary
Conclusion (Stage 4)
References
System Recommendation Report (SRR), Section II – Sharing Data
Section II of the SRR document addresses the need for the Midtown Family Clinic to share data with other organizations. As part of analyzing the requirements for the new system, one step is to consider how that system will enable the Midtown Family Clinic to exchange electronic data with other health organizations – such as other providers, pharmacies, insurance companies, and even patients themselves. The case study mentions several of these. For this assignment you will select two types of external organizations and describe what kind of data would flow between the Midtown Family Clinic and those organizations and how that can be done effectively.
