Dear Writer,please kindly find the enclosed IT Value assignment question and the submitted assignment part 1 . just to inform that only part 2 from the assignment question is required to complete . i...

Dear Writer,please kindly find the enclosed IT Value assignment question and the submitted assignment part 1 . just to inform that only part 2 from the assignment question is required to complete . i am submitting part 1 question for your references.
important point to be noted:1. only part 2 of the question needs to be done
2. part 2 should be related to part 1 of my assignment(copy of assignment 1 attached)the EHR vendorhttps://bpsoftware.net/
should be same. 3.word count 3500
4.references minimum 18-205. the assignment should be well structured with the 8 topics given in the question .6. please submit to me on 16th of May 2018 .
since i didn't get good marks in my part 1 assignment i am seeking your professional help
please submit to me on 17th of May 2018 .regards
Nash


MAN6935 IT Value Realisation Assignment Cover Sheet · The information on this coversheet will be included in Turnitin’s similarity analysis; however, your lecturers are aware of this and will disregard it. Student Details Student Number 1 0 4 1 2 1 3 0 Family Name NAMGAY Given Name KUNZANG Unit Details Unit Code MAN6935 Unit Title IT Value Realization Name of Lecturer Paul JACKSON Due Date 22.04.2018 Topic of Assignment The Business case for investing in in HER within a Doctor’s Practice( part one .Data collection) Group or Tutorial (if applicable) Course MMIS Campus Mnt.Lawley I certify that the attached assignment is my own work and that any material drawn from other sources has been acknowledged. This work has not previously been submitted for assessment in any other unit or course. Copyright in assignments remains my property. I grant permission to the University to make copies of assignments for assessment, review and/or record keeping purposes. 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Contents Assignment Cover Sheet1 Part 13 Business context of a doctor’s practice3 Nature of the business market3 Diversity and Access3 Monetary Activities3 Divisions of General Practice3 Education and Training4 Technology4 Challenges4 Constraints5 Special Regulatory and Social Ethical circumstances5 Breakdown/Problems in the practice6 Process and service6 Key stakeholders, their needs and requirements7 Data Collection.8 Software package solutions – vendor and software8 Vendor offering software solutions.8 Background8 Functions offer by Best Practice8 Architecture of Best Practice9 Equipment Needed.9 Risk during implementation.9 Product costs and benefits of the solutions10 Product 1 BP Premier10 Product 2. Bp VIP.net10 Product 3. Bp Allied10 Cost of the products10 Implementation Proceedings (roles and responsibilities)11 References12 Part 1 Business context of a doctor’s practice The following elements are discussed in pertaining to the business context of GPs Nature of the business market The nature of the business is to attempt the functions on the practices regarding the physicians to improve better medicine supply and the necessary information to identify the patient record and manage the problems concerning the patient. The following elements are some of the components that drives and has the significant impact on the Doctors in terms of business context. Diversity and Access The differences in the age and other factors of the General Practitioners have a considerable impact in the business market. Factors such as · size · workforce · context and · Capacity of individual practices play an important role. For instance, according to the survey carried out in NSW it is found that an average age group of GP is 50 years old and female GP comprises of 39% of the Total GPs in NSW. This variety of diversity occurs mainly due to the geography and population of the region. Monetary Activities The complexities of the GPs aspects regarding the funding issues have a huge impact on the business market as well. Medicare Australia provides majority of the funding and contribution also comes from the Government but in a minimum form. The GPs also charge nominal fees from the patient even after the rebate from Medicare. Divisions of General Practice The Medical Practice Act, which was founded in the year 1992-93, supports the general practice in Australia. The body is responsible for framing policies related to General Practice and for its betterment. It has a significant impact in the market. Education and Training Usually, GPs can practice either themselves, or in groups. In order to serve the serious and complicated needs of the patients, one has to be highly educated and trained. Furthermore, to uphold the recognition as a GP, the Doctor needs to obtain ongoing professional development recognized by two main GP institutions, · The Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) · Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM). Technology Like all other business firms, technology has huge impact on the practice of GPs; Technology is required to formulize new medicines, and also to analyses patient related data.GPs also use latest technology to detect advanced symptoms of the patient as well for the treatment and therapy. The Information Technology (IT) is used by the GPs to maintain patient medical records and other related notes. Some of the renowned technology used by the GPs to examine and treat patient are · Auriscope · blood glucose monitoring equipment · eye examination equipment · height measurement device · measuring tape · monofilament for sensation testing · ophthalmoscope · oxygen · scales · spacer for inhaler · specimen collection equipment · stethoscope · thermometer · urine testing strips · X-ray viewing facilities Challenges The main challenges that the electronic health record faces are the security concerns in availing the patient personal data, disagreeing the information provided by the clinics relevantly to the patient, it has also shown the liability issues where the patients increases the expectations from the service providers (Brasser et al., 2017). In-addition, following are some of the main challenges faced by the GP practitioners · Shortage of time to examine patients · Disturbances caused during practice · Loads of paperwork · Impact of practice on social life · Pressure from the media · Unreal expectations from the community · Budget related issues · Technological glitches · Handling patient psychology Challenges faced by a General Practitioner Technical Psychological Financial Community Needs Time Scarcity Paperwork Constraints The main constraints faced by this business practices is the time and resources. These factors are required in order to increase the participations of the patients online concerning the services. Minor delay to the requests and responding can lead the negative image to the provider harming the relationship. Special Regulatory and Social Ethical circumstances The social and ethical circumstances that are face by electronic healthcare records are the ethical portability and accessibility in recording the data raises the ethical questions on the ownership of the information in the protected healthcare services. Responsibilities that the clinics prevents to inform the patients in breaching the information, working on the risk concerned in unauthorized PHI that might disclose by the EHRs. Breakdown/Problems in the practice The