unit.07 - Dropbox 5 Class Selection R... f Facebook a Kindle Cloud Read... +Blood Types Expla 14 Top-Rated Attr... T. Cupertino Hotel R... Master of Science... Online Mast Remaining Time: 55 minutes, 33 seconds. Question Completion Status: QUESTION 3 5 poi Refer to the article, 'The impact of automation of systems on medical errors: Evidence from field research' by Aron et al. (in Information Systems Research, 22(3), 429-446). In this article the authors show that there are complementarities between training clinicians in clinical quality management (CQM) and the automation of certain functions. One of the statements below - about the article and its findings - is correct. Identify the correct statement. Reduction in medical errors due to automation will make COM training less useful and reduction in medical errors due to COM training will make automation less useful. The authors suggest that investments made in COM training will amplify the benefits of investments made in automating certain functions and vice versa (investments made in automating certain functions will amplify the benefits of investments made in CQM training). The fixed cost of both COM training and automation will increase while the marginal cost of both COM and automation will decline. Complementarities between COM training and automation suggest that marginal cost of each will increase or decrease at the same rate. QUESTION 4 The Enterprise EMR system is the platform of an integrated system of hospitals. What is the advantage of an integrated system compared to interfacing systems? O Provides a specialized system for each unit within the hospital With a shared centralized database, patient information is up to date and accessible seamlessly from any department Each department (unit in the hospital) has autonomy in the design of the system and database Automatically enables interoperability with other organizations outside the hospital QUESTION 5 5 p There are several key drivers for successful IT implementation in healthcare organizations. Provide at least three key drivers and explain why they play important roles in heal implementation and deployment. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). M3 Template (R....docxB G G G G + blackboard.jhu.edu/webapps/assessment/take/launch.jsp?course_assessment_id=_201541_1&course_id=_258746_1&content_id=_11633193_1&step=null Dropbox Class Selection R... f Facebook a Kindle Cloud Read... + Blood Types Explatop-Rated Attr... T. Cupertino Hotel R... Master of Science... Online Master of S... Remaining Time: 55 minutes, 20 seconds. Question Completion Status: QUESTION 6 5 points Sav Which of the following describes the EMR sourcing strategy and its characteristics correctly? O A self-developed system creates the most integrated and standardized system but results in a high level of workflow interruption. Adopting the best of breed solution supports particular units of the organization in a sophisticated manner but creates a high level of switching cost. Adopting a single vendor solution (enterprise EMR) results in a standardized data format and more integrated data but creates a high-level switching cost. None of the above QUESTION 7 5 points Save Ans [Case: Stanford Hospital and Clinics] In the case, there were discussions about two options of EMR implementation strategy - 'Big bang' and 'Phased' implementation. Which of the following incorrectly describes the phased implementation approach? Takes much more effort to plan and orchestrate the implementation as well as to increase buy-ins upfront in order to go live all at once. Likely to take longer to complete the project due to possible changes in requests or management leadership. Likely to result in multi-system use, which in turn results in a lack of data integrity and user confusion. Has a higher likelihood of perfecting the system (less errors) when the implementation completes (when the new system deploys). QUESTION 8 5 points Save An [Case: Stanford Hospital and Clinics] There are tradeoffs between high-level customization and strict standardization in systems implementation. Which of the following is NOT one of the issues with high-level customization in HIS (Health Information Systems) implementation in organizations like Stanford Hospital and Clinics? Potentially creates multiple standards in the data, and thus, decreases interoperability plate (R....docxropbox Class Selection R... Facebook a Kindle Cloud Read... + Blood Types Explatop-Rated Attr... T. Cupertino Hotel R... Master of Science... Online Master of Question Completion Status: QUESTION 1 5 points From Aron et al. (2011)'s paper on error prevention systems, which of the following types of errors was affected by the complementary effects between COM (Clinical Quality Management) training and automation of error prevention function? O Procedural errors Interpretative errors Potential errors All of the above QUESTION 2 From Aron et al. (2011), which of the following is NOT one of the clinical error prevention functions introduced in the article, which are based on JCI (Joint Commission International)'s definition? Sensing Control Monitoring Billing QUESTION 3 5 po Refer to the article, 'The impact of automation of systems on medical errors: Evidence from field research' by Aron et al. (in Information Systems Research, 22(3), 429-446). In this article the authors show that there are complementarities between training clinicians in clinical quality management (CQM) and the automation of certain functions. One of the statements below - about the article and its findings - is correct. Identify the correct statement Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. Save All Answers plate (R....docxblackboard.jhu.edu/webapps/assessment/take/launch.jsp?course_assessment_id=_201541_1&course_id=_258746_1&content_id=_11633193_1&step=null 0 Dropbox Class Selection R... f Facebook a Kindle Cloud Read... + Blood Types Explatop-Rated Attr... T. Cupertino Hotel R... Master of Science... Online Master of S. Question Completion Status: switching cost. None of the above QUESTION 7 5 points Save Answ [Case: Stanford Hospital and Clinics] In the case, there were discussions about two options of EMR implementation strategy - 'Big bang' and 'Phased' implementation. Which of the following incorrectly describes the phased implementation approach? O Takes much more effort to plan and orchestrate the implementation as well as to increase buy-ins upfront in order to go live all at once. O Likely to take longer to complete the project due to possible changes in requests or management leadership. Likely to result in multi-system use, which in turn results in a lack of data integrity and user confusion. Has a higher likelihood of perfecting the system (less errors) when the implementation completes (when the new system deploys). QUESTION 8 5 points Save Ans [Case: Stanford Hospital and Clinics] There are tradeoffs between high-level customization and strict standardization in systems implementation. Which of the following is NOT one of the issues with high-level customization in HIS (Health Information Systems) implementation in organizations like Stanford Hospital and Clinics? Potentially creates multiple standards in the data, and thus, decreases interoperability Limits autonomy of the care providers or end-users System management and future updates are likely to become costly Implementation of the system may take longer due to the different customization requests (or changes in requests) Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. Save All Answers Save and S plate (R....docxM G IC GG G Bb Bb S * G E E RN G F S FSA 9 G G G C B G G G G + blackboard.jhu.edu/webapps/assessment/take/launch.jsp?course_assessment_id=_201541_1&course_id=_258746_1&content_id=_11633193_1&step=null 0 opbox Class Selection R... Facebook a Kindle Cloud Read... + Blood Types Explatop-Rated Attr... T. Cupertino Hotel R... Master of Science.. Online Master of S.. Remaining Time: 55 minutes, 27 seconds. 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