Behavioral Health, Inc: anatomy of an information system purchase.
The writer discusses how the Managed Care division of Behavioral Health, Inc. formed a System Selection Committee in 1992 to recommend an integrated solution to meet the division's information systems needs for the following three years. The four stages involved in the model for system selection us...
| Publicado en: | Behavioral Health Management Vol. 16; pp. 24 - 26 |
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Medquest Communications
January/February 1996
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| Sumario: | The writer discusses how the Managed Care division of Behavioral Health, Inc. formed a System Selection Committee in 1992 to recommend an integrated solution to meet the division's information systems needs for the following three years. The four stages involved in the model for system selection used by the committee are outlined, and the major benefits to the division are considered. It is concluded that the system's implementation had a fundamental effect on the way that the division conducted business and provoked key changes in day-to-day operations in all facets. |
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