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  Of all the concepts that define the modern healthcare environment, nobody can now imagine functioning in a hospital without Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems. Nevertheless, the new era of digitized health information also brought the risks that EHR systems contain within them. Protecting patient identity and information has become more important as healthcare institutions, digital applications, remote care, and other utilized technologies utilize cloud services, digital communications, and connected health equipment. According to the article, EHR data security has become a significant concern in the future and the most effective way to protect patient information in 2024. Why EHR Data Security is Critical EHR systems contain various important and highly confidential data such as PII, patient records, diagnosis records, and insurance records. Breaches of such information can lead to: Tampering with someone’s identity and money fraud. Departments within the healthcare indust...

  Resource management in the hospital must be efficient to produce quality service delivery while simultaneously controlling expenses and enhancing operational efficiency. As patient load increases and financial resources remain scarce, hospitals face the challenge of making efficient use of human resources, technology, infrastructure, and money. Applying the correct approaches divulges efficiency, eradicates squandered resources, averts staff fatigue, and enhances patient results. This paper aims to review what is known about effective resource management in contemporary care systems. 1. Data-Driven Decision Making for Resource Optimization Analytical techniques enable hospital management to forecast the level of congestion, working, and resource utilization patterns. Using data analytics means that administrators can make the required decisions on resource availability or absence of the same at one time of the year or another. Key Strategies Predictive Analytics: Assist hospital...

Electronic Health Records (EHR) have brought about significant changes in managing patient records, manipulating records in clinical scenarios, and improving cooperation between physicians. Nevertheless, the EHR system is not devoid of some issues that may interfere with effective and quality care delivery. Thus, this article focuses on identifying some of the key barriers to Electronic Health Records implementation and providing effective strategies to make these systems valuable tools in the healthcare system. 1. Usability and Workflow Integration Issues The Challenge: A common concern from EHR implementation is users saying that those systems are difficult to learn and intrusive. Static and evolving complex menus, too many clicks, and poor menu structures make the system unmanageable thus incurring lower productivity. As this paper has discussed, however, when EHRs are poorly integrated, they contribute to workload rather than decreasing it. The Solution: User-Centered Design: The ...