Full Title of Your Paper
Student’s Full Name (no credentials)
University’s Name
IN THE HEADER: Be sure to change topic titles to match the milestone you are completing. Delete this comment before submitting.
Insert full title of paper at top of this page
Do not use a header for introductory paragraph. Indent all paragraphs. This should be a three- to five-sentence paragraph introducing your final project.
Analysis: Organizational Overview: Organization
Describes the organization and potential aspects that will need to be considered when recommending a database
Analysis: Organizational Overview: Services
Describes the scope of services the organization provides based on the information provided
Analysis: Organizational Overview: Stakeholders
Determines the key stakeholders that would need to be part of the EHR selection process and provides rationale for each choice
Design: Applications: Requirements
Determines the necessary requirements of applications to ensure they adhere to applicable regulations, explaining each requirement
Design: Applications: Scope
Describes the scope of functionality the applications will be depended on for and justifies why the applications are essential to the EHR
Design: Applications: Data
Establishes the secondary data the organization will need to be part of the EHR and explains why this data is necessary
Design: Applications: Health Information Exchange
Describes how the applications will handle HIE
Design: Applications: Security
Describes the security features within the application and explains how these features will be effective in protecting patient information
Design: Applications: Computer-Assisted Coding
Identifies the computer-assisted coding capabilities that will be included in the application selection
Design: Applications: Capabilities
Explains how computer-assisted coding capabilities will contribute to the effectiveness of the EHR
Design: EHR Selection: EHR
Identifies the certified EHR chosen for this organization and justifies why the EHR will best suit the organization’s needs
Design: EHR Selection: CMS Regulations
Determines how the EHR meets CMS regulations and supports response with examples
Design: EHR Selection: Type of EHR
Determines the type of EHR chosen for the organization and justifies how it will address the organization’s needs
Design: EHR Selection: Patient-Centered Technology
Describes how the EHR will support patient-centered technology, specifically portals and collection of patient information
Design: EHR Selection: Peripherals
Recommend a user interface design that will be included in any applications or peripherals that will maximize the functionality of this EHR.
Implementation: Data Entry
Determines how data entry will be completed and explains why this approach is efficient for users
Determines an appropriate approach to testing the new EHR to ensure functionality and eliminate any bugs
Implementation: Education and Training
Describes how education and training would be approached regarding the new EHR within the organization
Conclusion
The conclusion is a professional review of your paper. The conclusion should be two to three paragraphs and indented.
References must be in APA format and on a page of their own, not on the same page as your summary information. Make sure to include in-text citations for each reference included in the reference list.
See the APA manual for creating references using hanging indentation. Here’s a sample of a textbook reference:
Neck, C. P., Manz, C. C., and Houghton, J. D. (2017). Self-leadership: The definitive guide to personal excellence. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
In-Text Citations
Any time you reference outside materials (your textbook, the Joint Commission website or Edition, journal articles, websites, etc.), you will need to include an in-text citation per APA guidelines. Refer to the chart on page 177 in the APA manual, sixth edition. Citations differ depending on the number of authors. Sample in-text citations are included below.
Three or More Authors, First Citation:
According to Neck, Manz, and Houghton (2017) . . .
Three or More Authors, Second Citation:
