Computerized Provider Order Entry Project for Health Informatics

The assignment is a project focusing on Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE) in healthcare. It explores the development and implementation of CPOE systems to improve medical order management, reduce errors, and enhance patient safety and wellbeing. The project involves analyzing the b...Read More

HEALTH
INFORMATICS
PROJECT BASED
ON CPOEName of the Student
Name of the University

THE HEALTH INFORMATICS
PROJECT
 The project is based on the development of Computerized Provider Order
Entry (CPOE) systems
 It develops an application for medical order entry for management of medical
orders
 These systems would be executed in clinics and hospitals based on the
improvement of safety systems and reduction of medical errors (Forrester et
al., 2014)
 It would also improve the patient wellbeing conditions and implement better
medical order dispatch processes

PROJECT GANTT CHART
Initial meeting
Approval over the project plan
Approval over the project ideas
and budget
Listing of materials
Installation of computer
components
Describing the ideas to entire
team
Testing of the framework
Review from feedback
Project Sign-Off
0 50 100 150 200 250
Days of the Project
(Figure 1: The Project Gantt
chart)
(Source: Created by author)

SELECTION OF PERFORMANCE
MEASUREMENTS
Based on the selection of performance measurements based on CPOE, it can be
summarized that:
 CPOE systems would be analyzed with Clinical Decision Support (CDS) systems.
 Data would be collected from hospital database systems based on time and
data stamps (Netherton et al., 2014).
 The CPOE framework has been analyzed to understand that this framework
would decrease the complications within medicine ordering process.

REFERENCES
Forrester, S. H., Hepp, Z., Roth, J. A., Wirtz, H. S., & Devine, E. B. (2014). Cost-
effectiveness of a computerized provider order entry system in improving
medication safety ambulatory care. Value in Health, 17(4), 340-349.
Netherton, S. J., Lonergan, K., Wang, D., McRae, A., & Lang, E. (2014).
Computerized physician order entry and decision support improves ED analgesic
ordering for renal colic. The American journal of emergency medicine, 32(9),
958-961.

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