A modern process perspective, process mapping, and simulation in health care: Opportunities and IT infrastructural needs

Fryk, Pontus; Steins, Krisjanis

doi:10.1109/whcm.2010.5441276

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“…It believes that information systems that managers make a decision based on the user's perspective have welldefined process, together well-established measurement. Users better identify area of the process improvement and help the managers to manage the whole process by adding value and solving the existing problems based on their requirements [36], [37]. While, some research efforts have endeavoured to fill in the gaps, mostly are from view point of management [26], we believe user's perspective provides further supports for assessing data quality dimension's relationship.…”

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The impact of data quality dimensions on business process improvement

Panahy

Sidi

Affendey

et al. 2014

2014 4th World Congress on Information and Communication Technologies (WICT 2014)

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Guaranteeing high data quality level is an important issue to increase the efficiency of the business processes. In fact, poor data quality produces wrong information, which leads to the failure of the business process improvement. Identifying data quality problems has positive impact on overall effectiveness and efficiency of the process improvement. In fact, improving data quality often requires modifying business process enriching them with the most improvement activities. Such activities depend and change based on the data quality dimensions. In this paper, we focus on review of the impact of data quality dimensions on business process improvement in order to support managers to facilitate the implementation of process improvement. The evaluations of this research will use to refine and extend knowledge of relationship between data quality dimensions and business process improvement.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of data quality dimensions on business process improvement

Panahy

Sidi

Affendey

et al. 2014

2014 4th World Congress on Information and Communication Technologies (WICT 2014)

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“…The adoption of process-orientation in the healthcare sector is addressing the quality of the outcomes of care processes (e.g. clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction) as well as improvements in operational efficiency [6]).…”

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Modeling of Processes and Decisions in Healthcare - State of the Art and Research Directions

Mathisen

Krogstie

2012

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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In order to be able to deliver efficient and effective decision support technologies within healthcare, it is important to be able to understand and describe decision making in medical diagnosis, treatment and administrative processes. This paper outlines how information can be synthesized, interpreted and used during decision making in dynamic healthcare environments. We intend to develop a set of modeling constructs that describe the decision requirements forming the basis for adequate situation awareness in clinical processes. We propose that a separate decision perspective will 1) enhance the shared understanding of the decision context among clinical staff, and 2) provide a better understanding of how we can design information system support for complex cognitive tasks in dynamic work environments.

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