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How does your IT department stack up?

Vince Ciotti·Trish Birch
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Top IT performers have several characteristics in common: Appropriate budget allocation, Adequate staffing, Satisfied users, A high degree of physician functionality, A well-defined governance structure, Comprehensive strategic planning.

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BudgetsCosts and Cost AnalysisEfficiency, OrganizationalHospital Information SystemsPersonnel Staffing and SchedulingPlanning TechniquesUnited StatesJournal Article

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Vince Ciotti, Trish Birch. 2005. How does your IT department stack up?. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15689010/

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