Since I am back in school and my classes pretty round out really what my blog is about, I might as well share my recent paper with you all. May give some insight on how the Health Care industry is under construction in more ways than one. So it maybe boring but here ya go! PS. I got an A. Ha.
Technology Article
Health care is constantly changing all over the world. Some places even
have more advance modules and equipment that haven’t even yet made it to the
states. One of the constants thought that have been underway is the changes on
the technology of the use of certain computer software that is being used
pretty much everywhere that provide health care services. The question is, has
these advancements created an easier workflow atmosphere for medical
professionals or has it hindered certain elements of patient care?
As noted in my introduction on the
changes, or should I mention the quick changes that are taking place in the
Health Care Fields all around is creating turmoil. Price pressures on the
industry will get worse as health care budgets tighten, the emphasis will
continue shifting to cost-effectiveness, and generic competition will increase.
I see a response to that of the industry to be focusing less on community
physicians and more on payers and key accounts. Basically looking at the Health
Care system as a whole of what makes them the most money.
In my workplace I have felt this affect
my department as well as watching affect others. Budgets are tightened to make
sure that the departments that are already doing well financially will get
certain programs as well as equipment while the other departments have to sit
back and have things and people taken away.
Health-system pharmacist experience
critical issues when it comes to the needs of patients and they are increasing,
along with health care budgets are stretched thin and technology has the
potential to significantly decrease the staff necessary to process medications
for dispensing. This all in itself now aligns pharmacists to take over two
roles: quality assurance of the medication dispensing process and direct
accountability for patients’ drug therapy outcomes. One of the things that have
helped over the past to help this issue is the transition of new health care
programs that include sections for Pharmaceutical application to be used in
conjunction with every medical professional in need to review a patient profile
to help in the diagnosis and treatment for them.
After coming across an article that
specified on federal loan fund programs operating through local nonprofits that
can help make these promises to health care IT (Information Technology) becomes
a reality for most health care workers. With anything, there has to be a large
scale investment to help determine what would be the best method and what would
be the usage dependent on the scale of the facility and practice. In this
article it does mention the federal government has issued loan funding programs
for this nature. I found this quote interesting in my reading, “Health care IT
development has multiple aspects, but it is fundamentally a problem of
community infrastructure development
Technology Article
Health care is constantly changing all over the world. Some places even
have more advance modules and equipment that haven’t even yet made it to the
states. One of the constants thought that have been underway is the changes on
the technology of the use of certain computer software that is being used
pretty much everywhere that provide health care services. The question is, has
these advancements created an easier workflow atmosphere for medical
professionals or has it hindered certain elements of patient care?
As noted in my introduction on the
changes, or should I mention the quick changes that are taking place in the
Health Care Fields all around is creating turmoil. Price pressures on the
industry will get worse as health care budgets tighten, the emphasis will
continue shifting to cost-effectiveness, and generic competition will increase.
I see a response to that of the industry to be focusing less on community
physicians and more on payers and key accounts. Basically looking at the Health
Care system as a whole of what makes them the most money.
In my workplace I have felt this affect
my department as well as watching affect others. Budgets are tightened to make
sure that the departments that are already doing well financially will get
certain programs as well as equipment while the other departments have to sit
back and have things and people taken away.
Health-system pharmacist experience
critical issues when it comes to the needs of patients and they are increasing,
along with health care budgets are stretched thin and technology has the
potential to significantly decrease the staff necessary to process medications
for dispensing. This all in itself now aligns pharmacists to take over two
roles: quality assurance of the medication dispensing process and direct
accountability for patients’ drug therapy outcomes. One of the things that have
helped over the past to help this issue is the transition of new health care
programs that include sections for Pharmaceutical application to be used in
conjunction with every medical professional in need to review a patient profile
to help in the diagnosis and treatment for them.
After coming across an article that
specified on federal loan fund programs operating through local nonprofits that
can help make these promises to health care IT (Information Technology) becomes
a reality for most health care workers. With anything, there has to be a large
scale investment to help determine what would be the best method and what would
be the usage dependent on the scale of the facility and practice. In this
article it does mention the federal government has issued loan funding programs
for this nature. I found this quote interesting in my reading, “Health care IT
development has multiple aspects, but it is fundamentally a problem of
community infrastructure development (Molly Joel Coye, 2003) .
Everyone seems to be in agreement that IT is an
influential method of use for all medical professionals but it seems to either
be dependent on how large your pockets are or if you qualify for these forms of
government programs even though the government believes that everyone should be
using them. I use many pharmacy applications as well as other medical
applications on a daily basis to help prevent medical errors along with keep
track of my employees. I don’t see how I could do my job today with them. It is
definitely sad to hear that not everyone has the opportunity to integrate these
types of programs in their practice. I truly believe that these methods help
saving many lives that we as humans that come with errors, we need assistance
of these formats. I really hope one day that everyone will access to this
structure and now reading this article, I am definitely thankful that so far in
my career I have been lucky enough to work with them.
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