2 Responses Needed. NO Plagiarism! All Citing/References Needed Response 1. One clinical service line wants to invest in wireless laptops to make record keeping easier, faster, and more accurate. In order to prepare a successful proposal, several departments will need to be consulted to obtain electronic, security and financial data in order to create a comprehensive proposal. One way to gather data for the proposal would be to develop a committee or focus group comprised of Health Information Management (HIM) department representatives, Operational Information and Technology (OI&T), service line representatives including providers and nursing stakeholders, as well as fiscal department staff and a facilitator from Executive Leadership Team (ELT) to keep the discussions focused and moving toward the goals of the organization.  Why is input from are all these departments necessary for this committee? First there must be an understanding of why this proposal has been brought up for discussion, and to understand where any difficulties may lie. This can be accomplished by surveying the staff, possible utilizing an anonymous survey or a discussion board on the organizations website. Another important aspect for data collection is a discussion with OI&T to look at any requests for improvement or corrections/fixes for the current system (Murray, Giovanni, Klinger, George, Marinacci, Getty, . . . Haas, 2013). Also, data security must be analyzed through the HIMs department by pulling records at any breaches and/or near misses, looking at any privacy issues and data entry issues with the current system and suggestion for improvements (Murtaza, 2012). Finally, a facilitator is necessary to help keep the committee on task, and focused on the goals of the group as well as the goals of the organization (Watling, 2015). References: Murray, M. F., Giovanni, M. A., Klinger, E., George, E., Marinacci, L., Getty, G., . . . Haas, J. S. (2013). Comparing electronic health record portals to obtain patient-entered family health                     history in primary care.  Journal of General Internal Medicine, 28 (12), 1558-64. Murtaza, M. B. (2012). Risk management for health information security and privacy.  American Journal of Health Sciences, 3 (2), 125-134. Watling, T. (2015). Factors enabling and inhibiting facilitator development: Lessons learned from essentials of care in south eastern Sydney local health district.  International Practice                     Development Journal, 5 (2). Response 2. I enjoyed reading your post for this week. It brought many interesting details that I have not read about. I am just wondering if there could be some other secondary sources that they could use along with or instead of the internet to find out what the prices are and what the laptops could possibly include? I have not been able to find anything out just as of it. This is going to take a lot of research for me. I Will Pay $10.00 for these 2 Responses. .

1. 2 Responses Needed. NO Plagiarism! All Citing/References
Needed
Response 1.
One clinical service line wants to invest in wireless laptops to
make record keeping easier, faster, and more accurate. In order
to prepare a successful proposal, several departments will need
to be consulted to obtain electronic, security and financial data
in order to create a comprehensive proposal. One way to gather
data for the proposal would be to develop a committee or focus
group comprised of Health Information Management (HIM)
department representatives, Operational Information and
Technology (OI&T), service line representatives including
providers and nursing stakeholders, as well as fiscal department
staff and a facilitator from Executive Leadership Team (ELT) to
keep the discussions focused and moving toward the goals of
the organization. Why is input from are all these departments
necessary for this committee? First there must be an
understanding of why this proposal has been brought up for
discussion, and to understand where any difficulties may lie.
This can be accomplished by surveying the staff, possible
utilizing an anonymous survey or a discussion board on the
organizations website. Another important aspect for data
collection is a discussion with OI&T to look at any requests for
improvement or corrections/fixes for the current system
(Murray, Giovanni, Klinger, George, Marinacci, Getty, . . .
Haas, 2013). Also, data security must be analyzed through the
HIMs department by pulling records at any breaches and/or near
misses, looking at any privacy issues and data entry issues with
the current system and suggestion for improvements (Murtaza,
2012). Finally, a facilitator is necessary to help keep the
committee on task, and focused on the goals of the group as
well as the goals of the organization (Watling, 2015).
References:

2. Murray, M. F., Giovanni, M. A., Klinger, E., George, E.,
Marinacci, L., Getty, G., . . . Haas, J. S. (2013). Comparing
electronic health record portals to obtain patient-entered family
health
history in primary care.
Journal of General Internal Medicine, 28
(12), 1558-64.
Murtaza, M. B. (2012). Risk management for health information
security and privacy.
American Journal of Health Sciences, 3
(2), 125-134.
Watling, T. (2015). Factors enabling and inhibiting facilitator
development: Lessons learned from essentials of care in south
eastern Sydney local health district.
International Practice
Development Journal, 5
(2).
Response 2.
I enjoyed reading your post for this week. It brought many
interesting details that I have not read about. I am just
wondering if there could be some other secondary sources that
they could use along with or instead of the internet to find out
what the prices are and what the laptops could possibly
include? I have not been able to find anything out just as of it.
This is going to take a lot of research for me.
I Will Pay $10.00 for these 2 Responses.