Bureaucratic Management Theory: Definition & Examples – Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

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Learn how Max Weber’s bureaucratic management theory shaped bureaucracies. This lesson defines bureaucracy, public and private sectors,…

Key capabilities of an EHR system include core health information, results management, order management, decision support, communication, patient support, and reporting (Institute of Medicine, 2003)

Components of a National Health Information Infrastructure – Patient Safety – NCBI Bookshelf

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A comprehensive approach to patient safety requires the ability to anticipate and protect against circumstances that might lead to adverse events and implement corrective actions. Both adverse events and near misses require standard collection/reporting processes, datasets, definitions, and analytic approaches that can be achieved only by integrating patient safety reporting systems into the context of health information systems in both large institutions and office practices. These systems employ multiple detection methods and multiple reporting channels and involve a broad array of data elements. Establishing a national health information infrastructure is necessary to provide the backbone for such systems.

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