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Rita A Scichilone¹

¹AHIMA, Global Services Office, Brussels, Belgium. rita.scichilone@ahima.org

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Transforming healthcare requires skilled knowledge workers for information management, not just technology. Effective health information management principles lead to more cost-effective and better patient outcomes.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Information Science

Background:

Healthcare transformation necessitates advanced information technology.
Beyond technology, human expertise in information management is crucial.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the importance of knowledge workers in healthcare's technological advancement.
To emphasize the role of sound information management principles in healthcare.

Main Methods:

Literature review on health information management.
Analysis of technology adoption in healthcare settings.

Main Results:

Qualified knowledge workers are essential for leveraging information technology in healthcare.
Effective information management practices improve healthcare outcomes.

Conclusions:

Integrating skilled personnel with robust information management is key to next-generation healthcare.
Adherence to information management principles enhances efficiency and effectiveness in healthcare delivery.