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Adding home health care to the discussion on health information technology policy | Author(s) | Nicole Rugiano, Ellen L Brown, Vagelis Hristidis, Timothy F Page |
Journal title | Home Health Care Services Quarterly, vol 32, no 3, July-September 2013 |
Publisher | Taylor and Francis, July-September 2013 |
Pages | pp 149-162 |
Source | http://www.tandfonline.com |
Keywords | Health [elderly] ; Home care services ; Information technology ; Management [care]. |
Annotation | The potential for health information technology to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of health care has resulted in several U.S. policy initiatives aimed at integrating health information technology into health care systems. However home health care agencies have been excluded from incentive programs established through policies, raising concerns on the extent to which health information technology may be used to improve the quality of care for older adults with chronic illness and disabilities. This analysis examines the potential issues stemming from this exclusion and explores potential opportunities of integrating home health care into larger initiatives aimed at establishing health information technology systems for meaningful use. (JL). |
Accession Number | CPA-130920215 A |
Classmark | CC: NH: UVB: QA |
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