Foreword – John Halamka, MD, MS
Introduction – The Hippocratic Code
Preface – The Road to RHIT
Part I – Thinking about Healthcare
1 Current State of Worldwide Healthcare
Great Events in Healthcare History
Beatriz de Faria-Leao, MD, PhD, Brazil
2 Healthcare IT: The Digital Conumdrum
A Brief History of Computers in Healthcare
Gareth Sherlock, United Kingdom
3 The Management Change
Open Notes, a Change Management Tool
Thomas M Koulopoulos, United States
4 A CAT Scan of Today’s Healthcare Business
What the Healthcare World Needs NOW
David Shulkin, MD, United States
Part II – Transforming Today’s Healthcare with Revolutionary HIT
5 Implementing Revolutionary HIT Change: The Chaiken Methodology
The Chaiken Methodology as a Mathematical Expression
John Glaser, PhD, United States
6 Transforming Today’s Healthcare with HIT: Systems Thinking
Systems Analysis and Design
Paul Barach, MD, MPH, United States
7 A Revolutionary Process
The Patient in the Chaiken RHIT Methodology
Ahmed Zakiuddin, MD, Saudi Arabia
8 Transformational Outcomes
Ancient Knowledge versus Intelligent Machines
David Nash, MD, MBA, United States
Part III – Applied Change Management
9 Applied Change Management: From Stand-Alone
Processes to Integrated Workflow
When in Crisis Mode, Follow the Data
Ron Wyatt, MD, United States
10 Applied Change Management and Clinical Workflow
Lawrence Leonard Weed (1923–2017)
Joseph Restuccia, PhD, MPH, United States
11 Applied Change Management and the Clinician
An Interview with “M,” a Pre-Med Student
Trent Rosenbloom, MD, MPH, United States
12 Applied Change Management and the Patient
A Patient Centered Workflow
André Van Zundert, MD, PhD, Australia
Part IV – Revolutionary HIT
13 You Say You Want a HIT Revolution
Elon Musk: The Electric Entrepreneur
Carlos Joel Formiga Xavier, Brazil
14 RHIT and Interoperability
Recent Trends in Interoperability
Don Rucker, MD, Unites States
15 RHIT and Quality
The Trials and Tribulations of the Director of the National Institutes of Health
Aziz Sheikh, OBE, MBBS, MSc, MD, United Kingdom
16 RHIT and Access
A Revolution on the Roads
Tiffani J. Bright, PhD, United States
17 RHIT and Outcome
The Call to Care
Karen Murphy, PhD, United States
Part V – True Twenty-First-Century Healthcare
18 Healthcare Economics and Interoperability: The Bottom Line
Billy Bean Had It Right
Priyanka Grover, MBA, Singapore
19 The Connected, Adaptive Healthcare Organization
“Only Connect”
Afterword
Endnotes
Acknowledgments
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