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Health Information Technology (HIT) Project and Literature Review (Individual Assignment)
The integration of health information technologies (HIT) into health care operations includes a variety of electronic methods that are used to better manage information about people's health and health care, for both individual patients, groups of patients and employees. The use of health-related IT also seeks to improve the overall quality of medical care and medical care delivery making health care more cost-effective. Examples of such technological initiatives in the health care sector include (but are not limited to):
Computerized (electronic) Disease Registries (CDR) 
Computerized Provider Order Entry Systems
Consumer Health Information Technology (HIT) communication applications (ex;CCF "My Chart")
Computerized Decision Support Tools (CDS) 
Electronic Medical Record Systems (EMR)
Electronic Prescribing and Prescription Record-keeping
Electronic Medical Coding and Billing  (current practices and future applications) 
Telemedicine (Concepts and Processes)
HIT/HIM  Research and future opportunities and/or applications
Health information technologies makes it possible for health care providers (physicians, managers, supervisors and clinicians) to better manage patient care through the secure use and sharing of private health information (PHI). By developing secure and private electronic health records for most US citizens and making private and confidential health information readily available electronically when and where it is needed.