Introduction
Introduction
Over the course of seven weeks our team has gained a
comprehensive understanding of management information systems. We are now
building on that foundation by analyzing and researching the systems utilized
by Hackensack Meridian Health
(HMH). This analysis will examine Hackensack Meridian Health’s
structured and dynamic processes and mobile app, highlighting their roles in
improving operational efficiency, enhancing customer satisfaction, and driving
revenue growth. It is increasingly evident how substantially technology and
social platforms are shaping our present. In our analysis, we emphasize the
importance of recognizing this shift and maintaining an open mindset toward
artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. We argue that effective deployment and continuous
refinement of MIS can significantly elevate the quality, efficiency, and
coordination of patient care in large healthcare systems.
Company Overview
Hackensack Meridian Health
is one of New Jersey’s largest and most comprehensive health networks,
comprising seventeen hospitals, over five-hundred patient care locations, and thirty-six thousand team members, including Seven
Thousand physicians. It
delivers a complete range of medical services, including cancer care,
cardiovascular services, neurosciences, and urgent care. With a mission
to transform healthcare, HMH leverages advanced technologies and integrated
systems to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care. It also operates the Hackensack Meridian School of
Medicine and is deeply committed to innovation through its Center for Discovery
and Innovation.
Interview Summary
We interviewed Jenn Pritchard, at HMH, who oversees information systems integration across multiple departments. Jenn was gracious enough to provide a comprehensive view of how MIS is used to support patient records, scheduling, communication among healthcare professionals, and compliance with health information privacy laws (HIPAA).
The Gantt
chart below outlines the timeline for each major phase of our project:
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