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What is Information System Briefing? Health care organizations need to stay up to date with the latest trends and technology that is offered to provide the best patient care possible. Information systems designed for the health care industry help organizations meet the quality and standards that are set for the organization to succeed in the health care industry. Information System Briefing is the process of selecting and acquiring an information system in today’s health care organization can be a huge investment, and there are many factors that need to be considered to develop the best course of action. One of those factors is the consideration of the organizations goals and if the implementation of a new information system will be able to meet those goals.

According to Wager, Lee, and Glaser (2009), the primary goals of this committee is to plan, organize, coordinate, and manage all aspects of the acquisition process (pg. 150). The project manager of this team would lead the team to make appropriate decisions in the research for the need of a new system, comparison of different systems, and introduction of a new information system as well as keep other team members focused on achieving the common goal.

Also the process is to set up a committee that will look at the factors of the need for a new information system and decide if this system will improve the delivery of quality health care, decrease medical errors, improve billing compensations, decrease duplication orders, and increase patient safety. This team should also look at the possibility of the new system to help with cost reductions, improving the efficiency of patient care, and the production of effective health care delivery.

According to Carl E. Moore ( 2011) student paper, “The first step is selecting a team. This team would be the stakeholders. They would decide which system would help the most in what the organization is trying to accomplish. “The stakeholders of the organization...