| Management
of Information Systems in Healthcare Institutions
Benefits and Added Value
This is a non-technical module designed for senior
executives. It is based on the concepts of the modern utilization
of Information Technology tools in making and taking decisions.
The techniques and tools which will be presented in this course
shall help the top management in improving their personal and organizational
performance by using information systems. This module will guide
you to accomplish the following objectives:
- Set up a management information System in your organization.
- Choose the information which is most pertinent to your needs.
- Design methods for collecting and analyzing the necessary
data.
- Establish procedures for reporting the information to the
appropriate managerial levels.
- Manage information to take and make decisions.
Structure
This program will be conducted over five sessions, five
hours per session, i.e. 25 hours. It will cover the following topics
and issues:
- The new definition of modern management.
- The new definition of the manager and his responsibilities.
- Principles and Dimensions of new management.
- Problems with today’s management.
- The relationship between Information Technology, information
Systems and Management.
- Information Systems applications.
- Flow of information in organizations.
- Management of Information Systems in organizations.
- Systems theory..
- Information handling.
- Systems design.
- Systems installation.
- Systems evaluation and auditing.
Target Participants
This program is targeting the potential professional and
senior level executives in healthcare institutions, in order to
engage them in a brainstorming experience about contemporary management
applications in the field of healthcare.
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