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Smart Governments can play a critical role in improving the quality of life for the population and find new solutions for different problems

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  Smart government does not mean a government that knows best; it means a government that can use technology to help solve problems. Smart governments must be able to combine knowledge, data, and technology to deliver better services. Too often the government spends more on information technology than it invests in programs to improve government efficiency. This makes it more difficult for the government to understand and implement better applications. There must also be an understanding of where the government should be looking to help achieve efficiencies. Smart governments realize that public safety is one of the most important aspects of public service. That means they invest in data-warehousing, terrorism intelligence, visa applications, and other tools of the trade to protect the American public. Businesses depend on government regulations and rules to provide safe working environments and maintain quality customer service. Without the ability to interact with sup

Healthcare Information Technology Services Prepare for Most Important Public Health Recordkeeping Task of History- Covid-19 Vaccination

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    Healthcare information technology services include Electronic Medical Records (EMR), Clinical Decision Support (CDS), Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE), Bar-Coding at Medication Dispensing (BarD), Robot for Medication Dispensing (ROBOT), and Automated Dispensing Machines (ADM). Clinical decision support software (CDSS) has several components, including computerized physician order entry (CPOE), a database management system (DMMS), a billing and data retrieval service (BDR), and a management tool for managing the workflow of a practice. Most computerized CDSS systems are configurable to support optional clinical decision support tools such as patient-oriented service (PEAS), which helps doctors to offer more personalized care to patients. Computerized CDSS can also be used to create workflow procedures, including electronic medical record (EMR) systems, managed care programs (MCPs), and portal systems. A very flexible, cost-effective, and advanced t