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VistA -- US Department of Veteran Affairs National Scale Healthcare
Information System (HIS) International Journal of Medical
Informatics, February, 2003.
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The Veterans Health Administration: quality, value, accountability
and information as transforming strategies for patient centered care.
The American Journal of Managed Care, November, 2004.
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Comparison of quality of care for patients in the Veterans Health
Administration and patients in a national sample. Annals of
Internal Medicine, December, 2004.
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See slides
from Dr Tirmizi's talk on Management using Health Information
Systems. Slides►
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See slides from Omar El Hattab MD
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Advanced learners like you,
often need different ways of understanding a topic. Reading is just one way of
understanding. Another way is through writing about what you have read.
The enclosed assessment is designed to get you to think more about the concepts
taught in this session.
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What evidence is there that VistA has
increased productivity of the veterans Administration (in the sense of
reducing cost per patient)?
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What evidence is there that the quality of
care at Veterans Administration is better than quality of care at other
Health Maintenance Organizations?
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What evidence is there that use of VistA has
led to reduction in medication errors at the Veterans Administration Health
Centers?
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When was VistA started and how has it evolved
over time?
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What is the cost of licensing VistA for use
in a for profit hospital? Is this the total cost of running an
Electronic Health Record?
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Is VistA an open software, where anyone can
take the code of the software and change it and use it as they see fit?
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How does bar code medication dispensing come
about and what does the emergence of this innovation tell us about the way
VistA evolves?
Do One:
Use the Vista EHR to Track a Simulated Patient
- Download the
VistA Office demonstration.
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- Sign in as the default Doctor and patient BCMA eight.
Note the summary displayed.

- View the cover sheet and take an image of the
cover sheet (use Control and Print Screen to capture the screen) and insert
it in a slide, adjust the image size to fit the slide. Note the
elements of cover sheet.

- Sign out by clicking on the patient's name and sign
in as Patient Six. Display the patient's recent blood pressures using
all the available lab tests. You can find this information under
vitals in the cover sheet. Make an image of the screen and insert it
into a new slide.

- Forward your slides to the instructor.
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