Leaders of health care and health information technology are charged with a vision for growth and improvement. Technology is advancing in health care at an unsurpassed rate. Some health care organizations are very slow to adapt. Meanwhile, other organizations spend the time and resources ensuring that they remain competitive; measuring the risk versus the benefit of new or improved health information systems. Many argue that it puts them in touch with the customers and gives them a competitive advantage (Wager, Lee, & Glaser, 2013).
What are some characteristics of quality data?
How are gaps (or breaches) predicted? How are they handled?
How are parities (or uniformities) identified? How are they maintained?
Identify and describe the gaps and parities in health information system data and information.
What is Web 2.0? What are its primary features?