International Conference on Health Information Technology and Healthcare Efficiency

• Health information technology
  

  Costs and benefits of health information technology
  

  Problems with health information technology
  

  Health care quality or effectiveness
  

  Health care productivity or efficiency
  

  Medical errors and health care accuracy
  

  Health care costs
  

  Administrative efficiencies and healthcare work processes
  

  Health informatics among health care professionals
  

  Types of technology
  

  Electronic health record
  

  Clinical point of care technology
  

  Technological innovations, opportunities and challenges
  

  Technological iatrogenesis
  

  Revenue cycle health information technology
  

  International comparisons through health information technology
  

  Patient billing
  

  Accounting systems
  

  Personnel and payroll
  

  Materials management
  

  Order entry for drugs, lab tests, procedures
  

  Electronic health records
  

  Diagnostic image archiving
  

  Lab results
  

  Clinical decision support systems
  

  Prescription drug fulfillment, error-alert and transcriptions
  

  Monitoring of patients in intensive care units
  

  Personal computers
  

  Servers and wireless network routers
  

  Voice recognition systems for transcription, physician orders and medical records
  

  Bar-coding for drugs, medical device inventory control
  

  Information security systems