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Using Information Technology To Improve the Quality of Health Care

Improving quality involves identifying and using health services that, when properly executed, produce the greatest improvement in health status. The most direct contribution that information technology can make to improving the quality of health care is to provide the clinician with better information about the patient and health problem at hand, and alternative tests and treatments for that problem, preferably at the point of care. This would enable clinicians to choose more effective services more quickly2 and help them avoid potentially tragic errors. 3