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CIO Perspective Can IT Yield Clinical Efficiencies? Clinical system implementations are complex and rushing through them can result in negative impacts. Ensure that the efficiency measures are clear and translate directly to the desired benefits. By Indranil (Neal) Ganguly, CHCIO, FHIMSS, FCHIME Neal Ganguly is vice president & CIO, CentraState Healthcare System, Freehold, NJ, and an Executive Insight editorial advisory board member. The passing of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) legislation created a major focus on the clinical application side of information technology. From Medicare and Medicaid incentives for electronic health record deployment to the explosion of health information exchanges (HIEs), clinical information technology projects have dominated the HIT landscape over the last few years. Clearly, the rush to implement applications in order to qualify for federal incentive funds has been great for the vendor and consulting communities. Providers, however, face potential risks in terms of lost productivity and more, from rushed implementations. Extensive planning and frontline engagement in the selection and implementation of IT projects can result in measurable benefits, but organizations must stay focused on true drivers for technology implementation in order to avoid “paper benefits.” The following are brief examples of clinical information technology projects that were put in place to realize certain goals. Online nursing documentation templates and workflows implemented to reduce the time required to complete an admis- thinkstock/ iStockphoto 28 ADVANCE for Executive Insight
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