Value of Imaging-Related Information Technology
影像相关信息技术的价值
基本信息
- 批准号:6947785
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 48.68万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2004
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2004-09-07 至 2007-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (PROVIDED BY APPLICANT): In the proposed study, the applicant will assess the impact of Medical Imaging Informatics (MII) on healthcare costs and quality. The overall goal is to develop a "business case for quality" related to MII utilization. MII systems have the potential to improve the safety and quality of care by enhancing effectiveness, timeliness and efficiency, yet fewer than 15 percent of hospital radiology departments have fully implemented them. The low percentage of radiology departments with fully implemented MII systems represents an opportunity to improve the quality and safety of patient care. However, the decision to deploy a comprehensive MII system is often based on financial considerations, rather than the potential to improve quality and safety. A better understanding of the financial and operational value of MII systems will facilitate decision-making regarding MII deployment and result in substantial improvements in healthcare quality and safety. This project will evaluate MII deployment at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and at New York University (NYU). The opportunity to study MII deployment at two large academic medical centers that underwent the process almost a decade apart presents a unique opportunity to better understand the value of MII and to isolate the effects of MII from other secular trends in healthcare. The project's analysis will identify the financial implications of deploying MII systems, including the costs and savings attributable to their use. The project will also determine the effect of MII on healthcare quality and safety, by examining process times, efficiency of provider and capital utilization, and management errors. Using data from several smaller and/or rural hospitals, the applicant will develop models to predict the value of MII in different settings. The research will increase the knowledge and understanding of the value of MII and provide data that will facilitate rational decision-making oncerning MM implementation in different heath care settings. The multidisciplinary research team is experienced in all aspects of Medical Imaging Informatics, financial analysis, and technology assessment, and is well qualified to conduct the proposed research.
描述(由申请人提供):在拟议的研究中,申请人将评估医学成像信息学(MII)对医疗保健成本和质量的影响。 总体目标是制定与信息基础设施利用有关的“质量企划案”。 MII系统有潜力通过提高有效性、及时性和效率来提高护理的安全性和质量,但只有不到15%的医院放射科完全实施了这些系统。 全面实施MII系统的放射科比例较低,这是提高患者护理质量和安全性的一个机会。 然而,部署一个全面的MII系统的决定往往是基于财务考虑,而不是提高质量和安全的潜力。 更好地了解MII系统的财务和运营价值将有助于有关MII部署的决策,并导致医疗质量和安全性的大幅改善。 本项目将评估MII在马萨诸塞州总医院(MGH)和纽约大学(NYU)的部署。 在两个相隔近十年的大型学术医疗中心研究MII部署的机会提供了一个独特的机会,可以更好地了解MII的价值,并将MII的影响与医疗保健的其他长期趋势隔离开来。 该项目的分析将确定部署信息基础设施系统所涉的财务问题,包括使用这些系统所产生的费用和节省。 该项目还将通过检查流程时间、提供者和资金利用效率以及管理错误,确定信息产业部对医疗质量和安全的影响。 申请人将利用来自几家小型和/或农村医院的数据,开发模型来预测不同环境下的MII值。 该研究将增加对MII价值的认识和理解,并提供数据,以促进在不同卫生保健环境中实施MM的合理决策。 多学科研究团队在医学影像信息学,财务分析和技术评估的各个方面都有经验,并且有资格进行拟议的研究。
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