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HIMSS has set a goal to drive patient safety and quality of care so that by the year 2014, 75 percent of all healthcare information systems are deeply instilled with optimized safety and quality improvement tools. HIMSS promotes and advocates the integration of patient safety tools and practices for all healthcare organizations, clinicians, patients and community members. The benefits of these practices are improved healthcare quality, communication, education, and services. Good patient safety practices and strategies can also help make organizations and processes more accessible, efficient and cost-effective.
You can learn more about patient safety and quality outcomes on himss.org by reading past HIMSS position statements, viewing related committees, task forces and work groups, or learning about how leveraging health information technology is impacting the industry through clinical decision support and e-prescribing.
For more information regarding patient safety and quality outcomes, please contact David Collins.
Visit the HIMSS E-Prescribing Wiki and the HIMSS CDS Wiki, where you can read entries on all aspects of e-prescribing and clinical decision support. We are looking for contributors and editors. Visit now and find how to join.
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Members of the new HIT Standards Committee met for the first time on May 15 and decided to focus initial efforts on three priorities set a few days ago by the new HIT Policy Committee.
