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Hello, my name is Anna Fernando and I am the blogger for Master in Health Informatics.com. I am a former ICU nurse turned Nurse Informaticist. The intensive care unit is full of the latest technological advances and I decided to turn my love of technology into my next career. I received my Masters in Nursing Informatics in 2001 from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. I am interested in transforming the antiquated healthcare system into one that is cutting edge and innovative. I currently work at an academic hospital in New York City where we are implementing an integrated computer system.

I can be found online at Be Healthy, Well, & Inspired, Today’s Mama and on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/mynursecoach
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Countdown: 128 Days Until Go-Live

Posted on July 26, 2012 by afernando

We only have 128 more days until we turn on the new computer system. The days are speeding by. In fact, the entire year is moving fast. It’s getting stressful. We are almost in the 90 day milestone before go-live. … Continue reading →

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A Two Phase Approach to Evaluate the Success of HIT Implementations – Part II

Posted on April 9, 2012 by afernando

Last week I wrote about the first phase of system evaluation: project. This week I will write about the second phase: strategic. As an analyst, we are busy building the computerized medical system that I don’t even think about if … Continue reading →

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