Issues in Information System: Promoting Well-being for All Ages Report

This report addresses critical issues in information systems, focusing on the sustainable development goal of ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all ages. It assesses the current system, identifies the impact of endeavors, and explains the role of the CIO in coordinating with stakeholders. The report also discusses collaborative and social networking within the context of healthcare and presents a proposed solution, including context and ER diagrams. The report emphasizes the importance of IT in addressing healthcare challenges, such as maternal mortality and disease prevention. The study suggests that by utilizing information systems for data collection and analysis, the goals of the project can be achieved. The report also highlights the importance of the role of the CIO in the organization to improve sustainability and ensure stakeholders benefit. The report concludes by emphasizing the use of information systems for the collection of data and then analyzing the collected information for the understanding of the form of the problem that is being faced by the world can help in the attaining of the goal for the project. The report also includes a bibliography of relevant sources.

Running head: ISSUES IN INFORMATION SYSTEM
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ENSURING HEALTHY LIVES AND PROMOTING
THE WELL-BEING FOR ALL AT ALL AGES
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Executive Summary
For the sustainable development ‘Ensuring healthy lives and promoting the well-being for all at
all ages’ is very vital. Some of the great steps has been made for increasing the life anticipation
and reduce the diseases that possibly affect children and maternal mortality. Major steps have
been taken for increasing the access to clean water and sanitation, reduction of polio,
tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS. Though, there is a requirement of much effort for the need of
eradicating such large variety of diseases and addressing various persistent and emerging issues
of health.

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Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
1. Assessment of the system............................................................................................................3
2. Identifying and describing the impact of endeavors....................................................................4
3. Identifying and explaining the role of CIO in coordination with stakeholders...........................6
4. Discussing and describing the Collaborative and Social Networking.........................................7
5. Overview of the proposed solution..............................................................................................8
5.1. Context Diagram...................................................................................................................8
5.2. ER Diagram..........................................................................................................................9
Expected solution for the problem...................................................................................................9
Summary........................................................................................................................................10
Bibliography..................................................................................................................................11

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Introduction
‘Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages’ is the third achievement
of SDG 2015-2030 to reduce the global maternal mortality and children ratio less than 70 per
100 000 live births. Strengthening the prevention and treatment of the abused substances, like
harmful use of drugs. Helping the countries by early warning of risk and their reduction,
managing the national and global health risks.
In the context of this research paper, we are going to recommend some solutions for the
well development of ‘Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages’. From the
year 2000, many achievements has been made over the health fronts to meet the required
Sustainable Development Goals over health target by 2030. The progress of are said to be
accelerated in the areas with highest level on burden of diseases. To achieve the new Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) WHO commits to work with partners all around the world.
1. Assessment of the system
Health refers to fundamental human right and major part of sustainable development.
Unhealthiness of people threatens the ‘right of children to education’, which limits the economic
opportunity for all and increases poverty within the communities all over the world. Health has
been impact of the poverty and strong aspects that are connected by the other aspects of
sustainable development of the environment. The proportion of people without accessing the
water supply fell from 21% to 18% over the past decade1. Most of the infectious diseases are
improving sanitation, nutrition, drugs and vaccines.
1 Barredo, Lauren, et al. "Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages." UN Chronicle 51.4
(2015): 9-10.

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There are significant challenges associated for the development of the system. There are
places around the world women lacks accessibility to sexual and reproduction in health care2. An
increase in the economic integrations, nobilities and political instabilities of the new health
challenges and risks are emerging, threatening livelihoods around the globe.
2. Identifying and describing the impact of endeavors
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) building, the SDG agenda demonstrates some
scopes and ambitions. Health and education encompass certain objectives of building a broad
range of economic, social and environment. There are some particular facts on the aspect of
‘Ensuring healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages’ are Child Health, Maternal
health and HIV/AIDS (malaria and other diseases)3.
For progress, acceleration and address new health challenges the global health goal
including mostly the private sector. There is a requirement for development of health care
solutions that work for the nation, people, communities and many others. At minimum, the
business has responsibilities that includes respecting all the human rights, including the ‘right to
health’. Form the contribution and achievement of health society most of the organization can be
benefited. New opportunities have been provided by the SDGs to the private sectors for
supporting the need of the world by delivering the products, services and business activities that
includes value chain and distribution networks, safety practices and other employee benefits.
2 Barkemeyer, Ralf, et al. "What happened to the ‘development’in sustainable development? Business guidelines
two decades after Brundtland." sustainable development 22.1 (2014): 15-32.
3 Buse, Kent, and Sarah Hawkes. "Health in the sustainable development goals: ready for a paradigm
shift?." Globalization and health 11.1 (2015): 13.

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Ensuring the workers have better and safer working condition and accessibility to the health
services, organizational establishment to healthier staffs and greater relation to the employees
and customers. Some of the most vital issues and faults identified:
 Children born into poverty has twice the tendency to die before the age of five as those
from wealthier families are
 Despite determining global progress, there has been an increase in deaths of children in
certain areas of this world
 Only 50% of the women are getting the recommended amount of health care they need in
the developing region
 Ratio of Maternal mortality - the survival proportion of mothers with respect to the
childbirth compared to those who does, in developed regions is still lesser than in the
developing regions
 HIV is the leading cause of death for women of reproductive age worldwide
Certain more issues that are to be identified for the development in the health care and
thus, there is a requirement of the IT sector to plan, develop an implement such technologies
which can help in the process.
3. Identifying and explaining the role of CIO in coordination with stakeholders
The role of CIO Chief Information Officer is mainly to improve the sustainability around
the globe. The aim is to address the IT aspect that can play for corporation and the executive
charges making the alignment of technological department with the business policy of the
company. The measurement of the sustainability by the healthcare aspect is by increasing the
stakeholders in the organization. The general business policy that has been implemented to the

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organization are hence checked by the authorities. If the requirement for a sustainable
development is not met then this technological aspects have been implemented as per the
requirement of the stakeholders4. There are targets set for the sustainable development in health
care:
 By 2030, reducing the ratio of global maternal mortality up to less than 70 per of 100,000
live births
 Preventing deaths children and new born under the age of 5
 Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug
abuse and harmful use of alcohol
 Strengthen the capacity of all countries, mainly in the developing countries
Several other targets are also for the increment of sustainable development, vaccines and
medicines development for the non-communication and communicable diseases that initially
affects the developing countries and provides access to afford essential medicines and vaccines.
4. Discussing and describing the Collaborative and Social Networking
Sustainable development has tracked by advocates and thus attempts to utilize online
social networking tools because of their earliest emergence. Concepts, methodologies and tools
developing in the areas of Collaborative Networks (CNs) may be facilitated by interplay of the
multiple stakeholders and by the engagement that are participants needs an effort to
sustainability. The Basic infrastructures and collaboration tools supports interaction, sharing of
information and exchanges coordinating with all the other potential heterogeneous entities. One
4 Griggs, David, et al. "Policy: Sustainable development goals for people and planet." Nature 495.7441
(2013): 305-307.

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Effective Information System for sustainable Development
Governance framework
Quality assuranceInfrastructure and support
Dissemination and data use
Data management and standards
important element of sustainability is the demographic dimension, referring to “demographic
sustainability”.
This is to recommend to the ideal approach of the sustainable development for healthcare
is that: It may be easily understand the optimal growth rate of the population constant level
related. CN approaches the provision of care integrated system care that consists of a number of
organizations like care centers, health care institutions and many other aspects.
5. Overview of the proposed solution
5.1. Context Diagram
Figure 1: Effective Information System for sustainable Development
(Source: By the author)

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5.2. ER Diagram
Figure 2: Organizational ecology for sustainable development
(Source: By the author)
The ER diagram displays the main aspect of the Growth barriers of any organization’s
ecology. There are main two aspects of this the Institutional Logic and the Legitimacy of the
organization. The sustainability development of the Internet Enterprise ecology identifies the
logic and promotes ecological growth.
Expected solution for the problem
As a form of solution for the problem statement it can be said that the use of the
information system for the collection of the data and then analyzing the collected information for
the understanding of the form of problem that is being faced by the world can help in the
attaining of the goal for the project. The main objective of the work is to find the best solution

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for the use of the information system in the form of the project topic selected. The selected topic
for the project has been discussed in this report and the related working solution has been
provided with the help of context diagram and ER diagram for the implementation of a
sustainable development. Following the above provided solution, the organization would be able
to work for the achievement of the target.
Summary
Reports have suggested the global progress that has been a great disadvantage along the
countries over the health management. There is a requirement to focus over ensuring the people
to survive. Sustainable development has become one of the main target to make the world a
healthier and better place to live, this also gives a wider range of issues to deal with. The variety
of goals include target for tackling the non-communication disease. This also includes the health
security, maternal concerns, reproduction and other infectious diseases that has been presented
and targeted to decrease by the possible Artificial intelligence support. WHO is making an effort
to collaborate with the partners to meet the target and maintains the inclusion of universal health
coverage. Universal health coverage executes the new developing agendas in the sustainable
development that emphasis the equality and social inclusions leaving the issues behind.

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