Safety of Health IT

<div>Chapter 1 – First Do No Harm: An overview of HIT and Patient Safety.-&nbsp;Chapter 2 – An overview of HIT-related errors.-&nbsp;Section I: Errors Related to Various Types of Health Information Technologies.-&nbsp;Chapter 3 – Errors related to CPOE.-&nbsp;Chapter 4 – Errors related to alert fatigue.-&nbsp;Chapter 5 – Unintended consequences of bar-code assisted medication administration.-&nbsp;Chapter 6 – Errors related to outpatient e-prescribing.-&nbsp;Chapter 7 – Errors related to alarms and monitors.-&nbsp;Chapter 8 – Errors related to personal mobile technology.-&nbsp;Section II: Health Information Technology Implementation Issues.-&nbsp;Chapter 9 – Improving clinical documentation integrity.-&nbsp;Chapter 10 – EHR and physician-patient communication.-&nbsp;Chapter 11 – Patient identification errors and HIT: Friend or foe?.-&nbsp;Chapter 12 – Errors related to health information exchange.-&nbsp;Section III: Specialty Considerations.-&nbsp;Chapter 13 – Safety considerations inradiation therapy.-&nbsp;Chapter 14 – Safety considerations in pediatric informatics.-&nbsp;Chapter 15 – Safety considerations in ambulatory care informatics.-&nbsp;Section IV: Organizational Considerations.-&nbsp;Chapter 16 – Health information technology and medical liability risks.-&nbsp;Chapter 17 – Improving safety through enterprise risk management.-&nbsp;Chapter 18 – Managing HIT contract process for patient safety.-&nbsp;Chapter 19 – Improving safety of medical device use through training.</div>