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Management Plan Assignment

Setting up an EHR or comprehensive patient informatics system is not a one-time event. A person or a team of individuals must oversee getting new employees up to speed, maintain competence of existing employees, and make needed continuous changes to the system. It is a very dynamic process.

In this assignment, you are the head of a team implementing a new EHR system and must address the following areas. Use each one of the below items as a header, and describe how you would resolve issues in each area.

The Role of the Manager Implementing a New System. In this section of the paper, address the following issues related to implementing a new EHR system:

• How the software selection process works
• What contract negotiations should involve and include
• What will be the role of the IT manager in the department
• What role will a Strategic Planner take in the process
• How will the system be financed?

Ongoing Maintenance and Upgrades to System. In this section of the paper you address the following issues that occur after the EHR system is up and running (10 points):
• How will needed changes come about after the new system is up and running?
• What will upgrades and new modules be added to the system?
• How does the facility handle suggestions by staff that use the system?
• How does the facility train new employees and provide ongoing training program for existing staff?

Use quality peer reviewed literature for each section to support each section and in-text citations. Write in third person only. It is expected this will be a minimum two pages. Have a complete reference page at the end (not just pasted URLs).

Argument Construction Assignment

You must now construct your own argument. Follow the 5 steps provided presented in this lesson. You may choose your own issue, but if you're having trouble choosing one, here are a few options:

• Should college campuses ban alcohol on campus?
• Should U.S. citizens be eating meat?
• Should the driving age be raised to 21?

After you choose an issue, list at least ten different premises that relate to the issue.

Next, eliminate some weak premises. Choose two premises you eliminated and explain why you eliminated them. Your explanation should be a few sentences long.

Then construct three different arguments that pertain to the issue, each a paragraph long. It will be easy to come up with one argument for and one against the issue of your choice, but you must also come up with a third argument.

Finally, choose the argument you think represents the best critical thinking and give a paragraph explanation of why you chose it. At this point you will be done. You don't need to worry about stylizing your argument or giving it all the flesh it would have once in an essay or speech.