Understanding Health Information Systems 1st edition by Balgrosky

Understanding Health Information Systems, 1st edition by Balgrosky, introduces the technologies, data practices, and organizational issues behind modern health information management. Published by JBLearning, the text is designed for students in health administration, informatics, and health professions programs who need a clear foundation in how information systems support care delivery. Topics include electronic health records, data standards, privacy, interoperability, decision support, system implementation, and the role of information technology in quality and efficiency. The book helps readers connect technical concepts with the operational needs of hospitals, clinics, public health agencies, and other care settings.