Saji Mathew Perinjelil

Measuring Health Informatics Saji Mathew Perinjelil

In a corporate world, leaders with a health informatics knowledge base can change the healthcare centers' current situation and lead the world into an authentic heavenly place. The enormous financial loss after the EHR implementation in many parts of the United States, and the following layoff "solutions" have ruined the spirits of healthcare teams. It is the high time for everyone to understand the significance of the field of Health Informatics. The physicians, nurses, pharmacists, pathologists, dentists, engineers, architectures, psychologists, theologians, acupuncturists, lawyers, and even the agricultural enthusiasts are concerned about their own health conditions. This very own thought in them is the root cause to stimulate the process of finding the cure for any disease, and a knowledge in health informatics prompts them to think deeply in to the mode of root cause analysis of the complex situations and can present their thoughts in a presentable format. The purpose of this book is to introduce the invisible curiosity in the minds of healthcare managers and prospective students from all over the world to instill the right knowledge through the evolutionary healthcare digitalization network, and prompt them to impact human society with the imprint of health informatics concepts. Health Informatics is a well-developed curriculum with various specialized branches, and many healthcare employees are not aware about the benefits and values of learning this subject. In fact, this is one of the most influencing career fields that has the capacity to change the healthcare set up globally for the betterment of human society. A logistic reevaluation about the current conditions about the healthcare system generates thoughts that produces meaningful digital input. The proposed Health Informatics Thoughts Model (HITM) will reestablish the appropriate corrective measures from the unit level to every sector with absolute data integrity and may even end the current healthcare crisis. A world-wide innovative digital approach could very well transform the healthcare sector through bits and bytes. I hope this book inspires everyone to identify setbacks in healthcare and propose solutions with their own unique thoughts. With the right interface, health informaticians can convert these unique thoughts into data. The input of any health informatics thoughts sprinkled through the digital measuring process gives an output of the most needed healthcare information for any decision-making purpose.