2 discussions 300 words each 1

Please write on point of topic And Use American Medical Association (AMA) style is accurately and consistently used for in-text citations and references.

Discussion 1:

Discussion Question 05:

(a)Select only one of two scenarios:

[1] Scenario 10-A: Competing stakeholder agendas in a community ACO

(p.288) or;

[2] Scenario 10-B: Patient transfer (p. 289)

– Identify your selection and post your response to the associated

questions.

(b)Post your response to the questions associated with:

[3] Scenario 11- D: Palliative care (p.302-303). [Harman & Cornelius, 2017

Topic: Longitudinal care and end of life issues

Required Readings: Schick IC. Chapter 10: Longitudinal coordinated care. In Laurinda Beebe Harman and Frances H. Cornelius. Ethical challenges in the management of health information, 3rd edition (pp.271-296). Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning;. 2017.

Mandi D, Silverman MA, Tschler JF, Golden AG. Chapter 11: Clinical care: End-of-Life. In Laurinda Beebe Harman and Frances H. Cornelius. Ethical challenges in the management of health information, 3rd edition (pp.297-314). Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning;. 2017.

Discussion 2:

1. Discuss at least three ways that computers cannot protect privacy, and maintain confidentiality and security.
2. Understanding the limitations of computers, describe and expand on a minimum of three key elements necessary to be effective in the role of a chief information officer (CIO).

Topic: Electronic health record and information security, and building an ethical health information system

Required Readings: Hanken MA, Murphy G. Chapter 12: Electronic health records. In Laurinda Beebe Harman and Frances H. Cornelius. Ethical challenges in the management of health information, 3rd edition (pp.317-346). Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning;. 2017.

Czirr K, West E. Chapter 13: Information security. In Laurinda Beebe Harman and Frances H. Cornelius. Ethical challenges in the management of health information, 3rd edition (pp.347-370). Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning; 2017.

Suggested Readings:

Lee LM. Ethics and subsequent use of electronic health record data. Journal of Biomedical Informatics. 2017; 71:143–146.