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Benefits of ITFarrokh Alemi, Ph.D.Based on Kropf and Scalzi Making Information Technology Work
Clinical Benefits
Shorter stays
Less medication errors
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Work Flow Impact
Pharmacy call backs
Patient wait time
Less denied claims
CPOE for Renal Dosing at Brigham & Women Hospital
21% more appropriate dosing
0.2 days less length of stay
CPOE for ceftriaxone Brigham & Women Hospital
80% daily dosing instead of twice daily
CPOE for ceftriaxone Brigham & Women Hospital
80% daily dosing instead of twice daily
Assumes all use CPOE, no productivity loss
Whose Benefit?
Patient Physician Hospital Insurance company Society
Less pay
Shorter stay
Better
care
Benefit in Primary Care
$86,000 per provider System costs Induced costs
Initial productivity loss Increased revenue
Reduced tests for HMO patients Less billing errors and more charge
capture Sensitivity analysis
Benefit in Primary Care
$86,000 per provider System costs Induced costs
Initial productivity loss Increased revenue
Reduced tests for HMO patients Less billing errors and more charge
capture Sensitivity analysis
Why 3 months of productivity loss? Impact of better charge capture on patients?
Arbitrary Benefit CalculationsTake Home Lesson