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Nancy Lorenzi, Joan Ash, Jonathan Einbinder, Wendy McPhee and Laura Einbinder
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Front matter
2-14
Section I / Case Studies in Technological Change
2-6
Introduction
7-14
GEMINI: The Life and Times of a Clinical Information System
16-53
Section II / Organizational Change
16-20
21-33
The Web Center: A Case Study in Strategy and Power
34-42
Computers for Kids: Not All Fun and Games
43-48
Managing Change
49-53
Managing Success: An Information Systems Dilemma at Great Plains Health Care
56-134
Section III / Implementation
56-63
65-68
Bar Coding: It's Hard to Kill a Hippo
69-80
Developing an Emergency Department Information System
81-91
Implementation of OpChart in West Medical Building
92-100
Development of the Scientific Computing Center at Vanderbilt University
101-113
Early Implementation Problems of an Integrated Information System Within the White Mountain University Health System
114-120
Implementation of a Web-Based Incident-Reporting System at Legendary Health System
121-134
Managing Change: Analysis of a Hypothetical Case
136-185
Section IV / Economics
136-141
143-149
E3 at Vanderbilt University Medical Center
150-159
Catch 22: The Case of Utilization Management's Return on Investment Evaluation
160-169
Antimicrobial Utilization Program at the University of Central State Medical Center
170-173
Central Medical Healthcare System: The Case of the Well-Aggregated Patient Data
174-185
Building Consensus: Quality Improvement at Vesalius Health System
188-221
Section V / Leadership
188-190
191-196
Strategic Informatics: Planning for the Future of AtlanticHealth
197-198
Fix Pharmacy!
199-206
Showdown in the Heart of Texas
207-213
Mission Valley Medical Center Physicians Group Practice: The Rumor
214-217
The DNA Donation Project
218-221
Who's in Charge?
224-255
Section VI / Organizational and Interpersonal Conflict
224-227
229-232
The Chief Resident's Dilemma
233-237
Death of a Committee
238-241
Whose Job Is It Anyway?
242-245
All for the Want of a Plan …
246-249
Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail
250-255
Founding Fathers Health Corporation: Idealism and the Bottom Line
257-264
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