Lab 2: CMC and the GE “Centricity” Case Updated for Spring 2006.

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Lab 2: CMC and the GE “Centricity” Case Updated for Spring 2006

Part 1 Friends and enemies CMC overview HIPPA

Friends …. Secure and Reliable Timely and Accessible Reliable and Simple

And Enemies Accessible vs. Secure Reliable/Accurate/Complete vs. Economical

CMC Computer-Mediated Communication Voic or – one way (asynchronous) IM / chat rooms – two way (synchronous) Videophone Interactive internet games

What happens to our communications when we use CMC? Loss of Cues = cause misunderstandings Facial expressions Tone of voice Hand gestures Pauses Laughs Make up for it by emoticons or careful writing! (sarcasm)

What else happens? Writing becomes more informal Lower case, no punctuation, abbreviations: POS G2G TTFN Is this due to information overload? We become more “self-absorbed” More interested in our own problems than other Hate speech, rantings or angry Web logs do this a lot…

Caveats: careful! Never reply in anger – wait until the next day. Can send something stupid or personal to many people at once – watch reply to group. can be saved easily and used against you. is powerful and gives access to powerful people – flattens organization. Use it wisely!

? Question ? Do employers have a right to read or control your ? Court rulings say: yes, mostly: Company time and resources Privacy as basic human right. Don’t work there!

Group Decision Support Systems (GDSS) A DSS that meets the needs for a group decision. Provides support in group decision-making settings. A GDSS allows you to communicate with group members that are in the same building or half-way across the world.

Characteristics of a GDSS Easy to use Decision-making Support Support Brainstorming Encourage Group Consensus (voting, gap analysis) Allow Anonymous input Reduce negative group behavior

HIPPA Health Insurance Portability and Privacy Act Students read hippa overview: Google: hippa overview via tration/tools_for_your_office/resources/HIPPA _overview.php#2 Discuss Simplification, Privacy, Security Relates to info Attributes!

HIPPA: Simplification “Administrative Simplification is one of the newly published regulations which requires standardization of electronic transmissions and procedure/diagnosis codes.” See web page for examples…

HIPPA: Privacy and Personal Health Information (PHI) “Provisions for individual rights to receive a notice from the covered entity regarding how their PHI will be used; rights to access, inspect and copy their PHI; rights to receive an accounting of the release of their PHI for purposes other than for the use of treatment, payment, operations or other uses. “

HIPPA: Security Administrative Procedures Improved procedures/policies for records handling Backups Physical Safeguards Computer room access, protect from fire and water Technical Security Services and Mechanisms Logins, passwords, audit trail Data encryption, firewalls, etc.

Part 2: Chat room. 15 minutes Discuss Major Societal Trends surrounding the case. Instructor: turn on recording Students: COMMUNICATIONS | COLLABORATION | JOIN Select “Major trends” chat session

Part 3: Discussion Forum: 15 minutes Use meaningful thread names Instructor: assign students to groups and start recording. Students: COMMUNICATIONS | DISCUSSION BOARD | Select discussion forum “Major Goals”

Part 3 continued: ROI 10 minutes. Instructor: open ROI chart file and discuss. What were the top 4 savings areas? Intangibles are important Can be difficult to measure E.g., staff morale -> less turnover Payback time of Centricity system itself? Note connection to GOALS !

Return On Investment ANSWERS What were the top 4 savings areas? Paper storage costs Personnel Legal costs Better utilization – process more patients Payback time of Centricity system itself? 1.5 years. Definitely worth doing.

Part 4: I/P/O/F/S Analysis For Centricity, identify: Inputs (patient history, tests, etc.) Processing (calculations, searching, etc.) Outputs (screens, , reports, charts, etc) Feedback (How is system performing?) Stakeholders Individuals or organizations that have an interest in the operation or outcome of the system.

IPOFS chart: 20 minutes. Use work from pre-lab Instructor: assign students to groups and start recording. COMMUNICATION | GROUP PAGES GROUP # | COLLABORATION | VIRTUAL CLASSROOM Hold CTL key and JOIN

Part 5 15 minutes Face to face: Three most important information attributes for this case? Contrast and compare CMC techniques: Face to face Chat Discussion forum Virtual whiteboard

Part 6 Online quiz Hand in IPOF chart and pre-lab