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Objectives of Go Live/Conversion Event Plan The go-live plan is intended to aid providers and health IT implementers in planning for EHR implementation. It will be used to plan the EHR system go-live event and to identify any issues that need to be addressed in advance. This plan will help eliminate some of the issues that often take place when a new system is being implemented. In this go-live plan, Healthy Care Hospital is implementing an EHR in its acute venue. Some of the modules that will be

Journal Week 4-7 The video chosen for this week’s journal focused was absolutely amazing. The video focused on the future of medicine and the many inventions that are up and coming. It was very insightful. The focuses that really grabbed my attention was to cure the well before they get sick, personalized healthcare, and bio-informatics (Kraft, 2011). Preventative medicine is the key to the future of our patients. As healthcare workers, we are not seeing patients until their disease process has

WTT2/ C156 Advanced Information Management and the Application of Technology Kelly Belcher 307442 Western Governors University (4B1) WHO WILL TRAIN THE STAFF? WHAT WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE TRAINING? WHEN AND HOW FREQUENTLY WILL TRAINING SESSIONS TAKE PLACE? WHERE WILL THE TRAINING SESSIONS TAKE PLACE? Training (HITC Staff, 2015) Will be rolled out in stages- to allow for tweeking as needed Is mandatory. EPIC provides training maps for different types of staff—this will determine training needs

The “Phase 2: Scanning” portion of the lab instructions were very confusing as they give commands to research and test but this portion of the lab has no interconnectivity to the internet. After much wasted time and talking to the lab assistances, it was noted that the students weren’t supposed to test in this environment but it was just information only and bringing up the help file. To offset and further understand this, the student set up a separate lab environment using Virtual Box with a Kali

NETW240 Week 2 Lab Report: Linux Commands and Directories Step 2: File System Navigation 2: Display a long listing of the ⁄etc directory. Enter ls -l ⁄etc. Verify that the output is from the ⁄etc directory and is a long list. What type of files may you find in this directory? Write your answer below. Various configuration files for the system 3: Display a long listing of the ⁄bin directory. Enter ls -l ⁄bin. Verify that the output is

An Overview of UNIX Security The purpose of this paper is to analyze the security of UNIX. Considerations shall be given regarding generalized security aspects of a typical UNIX system. The ultimate scope of the following presentation shall remain within the boundaries of a few of the more critical UNIX security aspects. Of particular note will be discussion regarding standard user access, root access, file system security, and internet access precautions. This will not focus on specific

Change Initiative: Creating Vision Health Care field is a path of continuous change particularly due to the internal and external factors that affect the organizations. That said, the members of the organization should be prepared and be trained in able to adapt with this continuously occurring changes. In order to accomplish this, an evaluation of the current forces driving change in the field health care will be done. This will give a better understanding of which factor affects the organization

5. OS Hardening Hardening the OS is an important step because it reduces the attack surface and opportunities for hackers to get into the system. The Linux Security Checklist from SANS has basic step by step guidance one can follow in securing an OS (Homsher & Evans, n.d.). 5.1. Never run Jenkins with root/administrator privileges One should never run with administrator or root privileges regardless of the operating system platform. If a hacker manages to get in, he or she will still need to find

organizations and IT departments cannot ignore provider reluctance. Training is vital. When I led the implementation of an EMR system at my skilled nursing facility – training superusers was key. We ensured that nurses who were comfortable and knowledgeable with the software worked each shift. The presence of superusers gave the staff an

The initial phase of any QI initiative should begin with the formulation of a multidisciplinary team that includes key stakeholders in the process change or improvement (EVP chap 10). Therefore, ensuring that there are pediatric nurses engaging in the development and implementation of the PEWS tool is crucial to its success (Murray). Team development will require the recruitment of a doctor or advanced practitioner from each of the four hospitalist teams as well as a registered nurse (RN) from each