Health Information Technology Evaluation Handbook: From Meaningful Use to Meaningful Outcome (HIMSS Book Series) 1st Edition by Vitaly Herasevich, MD, PhD, MSc; Brian W. Pickering, MD, MSc 9781000478044 1000478041

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• Author:  Vitaly Herasevich, MD, PhD, MSc; Brian W. Pickering, MD, MSc 

Health Information Technology Evaluation Handbook
From Meaningful Use to Meaningful Outcomes

Table contents:

1 The Foundation and Pragmatics of HIT Evaluation
1.1 Need for Evaluation
Historical Essay
1.2 HIT: Why Should We Worry About It?
Historical Essay
Definitions
History of Technology Assessment
Medical or Health Technology Assessment
Health Information Technology Assessment
1.3 Regulatory Framework in the United States
Food and Drug Administration
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
1.4 Fundamental Steps Required for Meaningful HIT Evaluation
Suggested Reading
References
2 Structure and Design of Evaluation Studies
2.1 Review of Study Methodologies and Approaches that Can Be Used in Health IT Evaluations
Define the Health IT (Application, System) to Be Studied
Define the Stakeholders Whose Questions Should Be Addressed
Define and Prioritize Study Questions
2.2 Clinical Research Design Overview
Clinical Epidemiology Evidence Pyramid
Specific Study Design Considerations in Health IT Evaluation
Randomized Controlled Trial in Health IT
Diagnostic Performance Study
2.3 How to Ask Good Evaluation Questions and Develop Protocol
Suggested Reading
References
3 Study Design and Measurements Fundamentals
3.1 Fundamental Principles of Study Design
Selection Criteria and Sample
Validity
Accuracy and Precision
Bias
Confounding
3.2 Core Measurements in HIT Evaluation
Clinical Outcome Measures
Clinical Process Measurements
Financial Impact Measures
Other Outcome Measurement Concepts
Intermediate Outcome
Composite Outcome
Patient-Reported Outcomes
Health-Related Quality of Life
Subjective and Objective Measurements
3.3 Data Collection for Evaluation Studies
3.4 Data Quality
Suggested Reading
References
4 Analyzing the Results of Evaluation
4.1 Fundamental Principles of Statistics
Measurement Variables
Data Preparation
Descriptive (Summary) Statistics
Data Distribution
Confidence Intervals
p-Value
4.2 Statistical Tests: Choosing the Right Test
Hypothesis Testing
Non-Parametric Tests
One- and Two-Tailed Tests
Paired and Independent Tests
Number of Comparisons Groups
Analytics Methods
Identifying Relationship: Correlation
Regression
Longitudinal Studies: Repeated Measures
Time-to-Event: Survival Analysis
Diagnostic Accuracy Studies
Assessing Agreements
Outcome Measurements
Other Statistical Considerations
Multiple Comparisons
Subgroup Analysis
Sample Size Calculation
Commonly Used Statistical Tools
Suggested Reading
References
5 Proposing and Communicating the Results of Evaluation Studies
5.1 Target Audience
5.2 Methods of Dissemination
5.3 Universal, Scientifically Based Outline for the Dissemination of Evaluation Study Results
5.4 Reporting Standards and Guidelines
5.5 Other Communication Methods
Suggested Reading
References
6 Safety Evaluation
6.1 Role of Government Organizations in HIT Safety Evaluation
ONC EHR Technology Certification Program
Meaningful Use (Stage 2) and 2014 Edition Standards and Certification Criteria
Safety Evaluation Outside the Legislative Process
6.2 Problem Identification and Related Metrics: What Should One Study?
Where Can One Study the Safety Evaluation of HIT? Passive and Active Evaluation
6.3 Tools and Methodologies to Assist Capture and Report HIT Safety Events: Passive Evaluation
Simulation Studies and Testing in a Safe Environment: Active Evaluations
6.4 Summary
Suggested Reading
References
7 Cost Evaluation
7.1 Health Economics Basics
Setting and Methodology
7.2 Main Types of Cost Analysis Applied to HIT
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Cost-Minimization Analysis
Return on Investment
How to Report Economic Evaluation Studies
Suggested Reading
References
8 Efficacy and Effectiveness Evaluation
8.1 Clinically Oriented Outcomes of Interest (What)
8.2 Settings for Evaluation (Where)
8.3 Evaluation Methods (How)
8.4 Evaluation Timing (When)
8.5 Example of HIT Evaluation Studies
Example of a Survey Analysis Study
Example of a Gold Standard Validation Study
Example of a Before–After Study
8.6 Security Evaluation
Suggested Reading
References
9 Usability Evaluation
9.1 Evaluation of Efficiency
9.2 Effectiveness and Evaluation of Errors
9.3 Evaluating Consistency of Experience (User Satisfaction)
9.4 Electronic Medical Record Usability Principles
9.5 Usability and the EHR Evaluation Process
A Note on Evaluating the Real-World Usability of HIT
9.6 Usability Testing Approaches
9.7 Specific Usability Testing Methods
9.8 Cognitive Walk-Through
Key Features and Output
Procedure
Phase 1: Defining the Users of the System
Phase 2: Defining the Task(s) for the Walk-Through
Phase 3: Walking Through the Actions and Critiquing Critical Information
Phase 4: Summarization of the Walk-Through Results
Phase 5: Recommendations to Designers
9.9 Keystroke-Level Model
Key Features and Output
9.10 Heuristic Evaluation
Key Features and Output
Reporting
9.11 System Usability Scale
Benefits of Using an SUS
9.12 Conclusions
Suggested Reading
References
10 Case Studies
10.1 Case Study 1: SWIFT Score
Rationale
SWIFT Score Development
SWIFT Implementation
Results
Case Discussion
SWIFT Score
Study Design
Implementation
Results
10.2 Case Study 2: Lessons Applied, More to Be Learned—WARE Dashboard
AWARE Design Principles
Testing
AWARE Implementation
Results and Lessons Learned
10.3 Summary
References
11 Healthcare Artificial Intelligence Tools Evaluation
11.1 Role
11.2 Framework for Evaluation
11.3 Special Considerations for AI/ML
11.4 Evaluation Checklist (ABC of Artificial Intelligence Evaluation)
11.5 Conclusion

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