Risk Indicators for Failure to Meet Outcome 1.8 Information Systems
Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2024 10:45 am
Six risk indicators were identified in the reports for the nine RAC homes using paper records that failed to meet the information system outcome (Table 3). Staff in six homes did not have access to accurate and appropriate information (R1). Monitoring mechanisms were not effective in identifying deficiencies in information systems in four homes (R2). Two homes did not always report clinical incidents (R3). There were insufficient records of residents’ clinical changes in two homes (R4). One home failed to produce accurate care plans (R5) and one home’s communication processes were not effective (R6). These deficiencies led the agency to conclude that these RAC homes did not have effective information systems.
Risk Management Impact EHR france phone number Aged Care: Discussion
This study aimed at identifying the contribution of EHR to managing risks for information system accreditation in RAC homes. We found that EHR systems had already been adopted by 37.4% of 2754 RAC homes. Thirteen RAC homes did not meet all expected outcomes in the Australian standards. Of these, nine out of 12 that used paper-based records failed the outcome for information systems. Through analysis of the records for these nine homes, we identified six risk indicators in information systems, which were used by the accreditation agency to decide that the information system accreditation outcome had not been met. This provided insight about the areas of information system management to which RAC homes may need to pay attention and continuously improve.
Risk Management Impact EHR france phone number Aged Care: Discussion
This study aimed at identifying the contribution of EHR to managing risks for information system accreditation in RAC homes. We found that EHR systems had already been adopted by 37.4% of 2754 RAC homes. Thirteen RAC homes did not meet all expected outcomes in the Australian standards. Of these, nine out of 12 that used paper-based records failed the outcome for information systems. Through analysis of the records for these nine homes, we identified six risk indicators in information systems, which were used by the accreditation agency to decide that the information system accreditation outcome had not been met. This provided insight about the areas of information system management to which RAC homes may need to pay attention and continuously improve.