“The advancements and documentation errors of electronic health/medical records”
The writer must provide the necessary background and their position, along with a conclusion and future direction. The research paper must approach this assignment as a potential publishable work. Ensure that in paper you address as many of the following competency areas as possible (see the last criterion of the grading rubric): -The importance of information systems in relation to quality of care, service outcomes, and process improvement -How information technology tools simplify, streamline, and improve care -Automating paper-based processes -Current technology for patient tracking (especially registration, billing, and records management), financial automation and reporting, and reimbursement management -Your perspective on automating paper-based processes. The final paper must be written in APA style, 10- 12 pages double-spaced,(excluding the executive summary, footnotes and references) with 12 point font. Tables, graphics, and diagrams must be placed in the paper as attachments. They do not count in the page length. There is no set organizational format for the paper but your work should include, at a minimum, the following: -Abstract or Executive summary (1 page, IMPORTANT) -Background/Introduction -Statement and analysis of the issue / case (including your analysis of the sources of the problem, stakeholders, etc�) -Position (a clear statement of what your position on the issue) -Support for your position along with anticipated obstacles, stakeholders, and facilitating factors (designed to persuade the reader to your thesis and drawn from evidence and the literature) -Conclusion and future direction -References While there is seldom a �right� or �wrong� position in a given paper, The writer is expected to clearly and articulately support their argument using course and external materials. It is very important that you include not only background on the selected issue, but your specific assessment, recommendations, ideas, and suggestions. It is your original analysis, grounded in the class material and �peer-reviewed publications� , that is the hallmark of solid graduate level social science writing and will serve as the main basis for your grade. credited databases for example: proquest, NCBI, ebscohost,..ect. EXTREMELY IMPORTANT to ONLY select credible information/data and use (and cite) your research in support of a persuasive stance on the topic. Edit and proofread your written work to ensure correct grammar, spelling, word choice, and sentence clarity.
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