Solving the Project Request Intake Problem
byThe framework for critical thinking can solve many different types of problems. Here the author uses that same framework to solve the project request intake problem at a healthcare PMO.
The framework for critical thinking can solve many different types of problems. Here the author uses that same framework to solve the project request intake problem at a healthcare PMO.
An accidental administration of paint thinner led to a rare blood disorder with a 6-year-old child, forcing medical staff to act quickly—and led to a wider hospital-wide project to improve emergency preparedness.
A mid-air medical emergency forced this physician to jump into action, relying on her project management skills to avert tragedy. The incident left her focused on refining existing medical protocols for airlines and first responders.
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What can project managers do to drive HIPAA compliance on related projects with covered entities and/or business associates? Despite the fact that HIPAA has been in force for over a quarter of a century, misconceptions abound that threaten the privacy and safety of patient data and place companies at risk of civil monetary penalties.
The Ask the Expert Webinar Series is an extension of the Ask the Expert Program offered at PMI® Global Conference, where experts from the ProjectManagement.com community offer one-on-one sessions to conference attendees. This quarter, the Ask the Expert Webinar Series will focus on the Healthcare industry. Our Experts are: Lori Wilson and David Davis.
This report helps you provide a concise and precise update on the current status of a clinical study and the achieved progress during the reporting period. It is usually distributed to a sponsor of the project, as well as the management of the company where the PM works. The main benefit of this report is that it addresses the major project constraints and provides only the relevant information needed to successfully manage the project and communicate with a diverse international team, typical for a matrix-based pharmaceutical company.
Project management skills can also be applied to improve the quality of care when you or your loved ones are a patient. Use this tracking template to help you keep track of patient medications and essential information. For more advice, see < href=http://www.projectmanagement.com/articles/290312/The-Patient-as-a-Project--Optimizing-Your-Healthcare-Experience>The Patient as a Project Part 1 and Part 2.
In the first installment of this new series on crisis management in healthcare, a practitioner shares her experience standing up a project after a food poisoning emergency, with a focus on effective stakeholder management, communication and resilience.
As a result of multiple factors, rural healthcare—as compared to its urban counterpart—has generally experienced lower quality of life, shorter life expectancies, and worsening health status. This article focuses on the transformative role of artificial intelligence for rural healthcare in developing countries.
As our interview series concludes, we go over the next steps and future considerations for the AI integration project at a hospital in India.
As our interview series on artificial intelligence in healthcare continues, we look at the increased project scope at a hospital in India running an AI pilot program.
As our interview series on artificial intelligence in healthcare continues, we look at an AI pilot program that a hospital in India initiated to check on feasibility, build trust and confidence, and identify potential risks and challenges that might arise during the larger scope of the project.
As our interview series on artificial intelligence in healthcare continues, we will address the technical components involved in an AI project at a hospital in India.
Our interview series on artificial intelligence in healthcare continues with a look at how a hospital in India has handled the regulation and compliance issues that have surfaced with its new AI integration project.
As our interview series on artificial intelligence in healthcare continues, the focus shifts to key stakeholders such as the medical team and patients at a hospital in India--who express both optimism and skepticism at the technology.
In healthcare, artificial intelligence has the potential to bring operational efficiencies, augment staff productivity and improve patient care. In this new series, a practitioner and her colleagues explore the challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
In projects related to medical devices, operations are executed based on ISO 13485—a quality management system (QMS) certificate. Here, a practitioner shares his design philosophy for setting up a QMS for a MedTech startup.
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