HIMSS inReview

摘要

Health IT community needs to share failure storiesWith nearly 70 percent of health IT projects failing, Jonathan A. Leviss, MD, vice president of physician solutions at Dearborn Advisors and Larry Ozeran, MD, president of Clinical Informatics, urged their colleagues to share IT failure stories. To avoid errors or recover quickly after failure, the presenters recommended pursuing objectives with clear goals and guidelines to minimize loss, avoid using knowledge that is not tried and true and use standard processes to monitor and identify failure. "Clock failure based on the value of what could be lost," Ozeran said.