Triple Constraints
Health care informatics and how that field interacts and is affected by triple constraints is the subject of this brief report. Further complicating this paradigm is thre passage and enforcement of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act. Specifically, the meaningful use objectives that are mandated by that act have simply added more hoops for informatics project personnel to jump through. While the HITECH act and the general topic of triple constraints has made the proverbial playing field more treacherous, it is possible to navigate the project landmine that exist and the requirements posed are not without merit and purpose in the grand scheme of things.
Questions Answered
Since the HITECH Act has been the bigger and more recent development relative to triple constraints, that will be covered first. There are four initial definitions and parameters for meaningful use that are required and five more that are desired over the long haul. The four that are non-optional in the views of the United States government and the "spirit" of the act are to improve quality/safety/efficiency and reduce health disparities, engage patients and families, improve care coordination and maintain privacy and security of patient health information. The more conceptual and long-term goals stated on the HealthIT.gov website are better overall clinical outcomes, improved population health outcomes, increased transparency and efficiency, empowered individuals and more robust research data on health systems (HealthIT.gov, 2014).
In the end, this all sounds good but does put a bit more pressure on the overall triple constraints of scope, time and cost. One of the major pressure points...
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