Integrating Healthcare Disciplines: Synergizing Health IT, Administration, Nursing, and Pharmacy for Optimal Patient Care

Authors: Faisal Meshari Mohammed Alnefiai, Bander Mana Arishi, Fatimah Abbas Alsada, Bassam saeed alshehri, Hashem Musaad Alzahrani, Mohammed Nasser musfer alqahtani

Country: Saudi Arabia

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Abstract: In today's complex healthcare landscape, the integration of various disciplines is essential for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care. This article explores the synergies between health information technology (Health IT), health services administration, nursing, and pharmacy, emphasizing their complementary roles in optimizing patient care. The intricate interplay of these disciplines is crucial for streamlining processes, enhancing patient safety, and supporting informed decision-making. By leveraging the expertise of health information technicians, administrators, nurses, and pharmacists, healthcare organizations can achieve greater operational efficiency, effective resource allocation, and improved patient outcomes. This article examines the unique contributions of each discipline, highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, data integration, and evidence-based practices. Additionally, it addresses the challenges and opportunities associated with integrating these disciplines, including data standardization, workforce development, and change management. Ultimately, the successful integration of Health IT, administration, nursing, and pharmacy holds the potential to transform healthcare delivery, fostering a patient-centric approach and driving continuous quality improvement.

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Paper Id: 230761

Published On: 2019-01-16

Published In: Volume 7, Issue 1, January-February 2019

Cite This: Integrating Healthcare Disciplines: Synergizing Health IT, Administration, Nursing, and Pharmacy for Optimal Patient Care - Faisal Meshari Mohammed Alnefiai, Bander Mana Arishi, Fatimah Abbas Alsada, Bassam saeed alshehri, Hashem Musaad Alzahrani, Mohammed Nasser musfer alqahtani - IJIRMPS Volume 7, Issue 1, January-February 2019.

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