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Project Management in Nursing
Informatics
MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,DNP,RN,isProgramDirector,NursingInformatics,
at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Center for Professional Nursing Prac-
tice, Information Technology Department. Dr. Garcia-Dia graduated with
a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Cum Laude, from the University of
St.LaSalle.SheearnedherMaster’sinNursingInformaticsfromNewYork
University,RoryMeyersCollegeofNursing,withaDistinguishedGraduate
Awardin2002.ShepursuedherDoctorateinNursingPracticefromCase
WesternReserveUniversity,FrancesPayneBoltonSchoolofNursing,and
wasarecipientoftheDirector’sAwardasOutstandingDNPGraduatein
2015.Dr.Garcia-Diahashadanursingcareerrangingfrommilitarynursingtomedical–surgical
andcriticalcaretohernewpassionforinformationtechnology.Shehadledtheelectronichealth
recordimplementationinmajoracademiccentersstartingatBellevueMedicalCenter,Hospital
forSpecialSurgery,andColumbiaDoctorsFacultyPracticeatColumbiaUniversity.AsDirector
ofClinicalApplicationsatMountSinaiHealthSystem,sheledmission-criticalprojectsranging
fromdeploymentofpoint-of-caredevices,integrationofancillarysystems,physiologicmonitor
installation, and clinical systems upgrade. With projects ranging from mobile technology, data
analytics,andtelehealth,Dr.Garcia-Dia’scurrentroleatNewYork-PresbyterianfocusesonEHR
optimizationandstandardizationwhilesupportingtheenterprise’sgoaltoimprovethequalityof
patientcareandhealthcareservices.
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Informatics
MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,DNP,RN
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To my contributing authors, thank you for your collaboration. Your
vision in promoting safety and quality care through technology resonates
in the chapters that you have written.
To my family, Don and Allyson—despite my self-imposed time
constraints, you provided unlimited support, tracked family milestones,
and kept the lights on. Thank you for walking this journey with me.
Contents
Contributors ix
Foreword JoyceJ.Fitzpatrick,PhD,MBA,RN,FAAN xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
Share Project Management in Nursing Informatics
1. Introduction:NursingInformaticsSpecialty 1
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2. IntegrationBetweenNursingInformaticsCoreCompetenciesand
ProjectManagementCompetencies 33
MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,KathleenBegonia,andMaryAnnConnor
3. ProjectManagement101:GettingStarted 69
MaryJoyGarcia-DiaandBruceDarrow
4. ProjectInitiation 93
JeanMarieDiNapoli,DeirdreO’Flaherty,andMaryJoyGarcia-Dia
5. ProjectPlanning 115
MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,Young-ShinPark,andJenniferDizon
6. ProjectIntegrationManagementandSystemsDevelopmentLifeCycle:
SystemAnalysis 151
MaryJoyGarcia-DiaandAmyReiterman
7. ProjectIntegrationManagementandSystemsDevelopmentLifeCycle:
SystemDesign 195
RosemaryVenturaandMaryJoyGarcia-Dia
8. ProjectIntegrationManagementandSystemsDevelopmentLifeCycle:
SystemDesign—TechnicalandSoftwareConfiguration 221
MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,TatianaMarieArreglado,andAmyY.Chan
9. ProjectIntegrationManagementandSystemsDevelopmentLifeCycle:
SystemConfiguration—Testing 253
MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,JenniferDizon,andLindaDiCarlo
10. ProjectIntegrationManagementandSystemsDevelopmentLifeCycle:
SystemImplementation 301
MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,DeirdreO’Flaherty,andLindaDiCarlo
11. ProjectIntegrationManagementandSystemsDevelopmentLifeCycle:
SystemMaintenance 323
MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,AmyY.Chan,andYoung-ShinPark
12. ProjectMonitoringandControllinginProgramManagement 341
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13. ProjectClosing:EvaluationofanInformationTechnology
Implementation—UsingtheProjectDevelopmentLifeCycleandtheRole
oftheNursingInformaticsSpecialist 367
EileenAchacoso,EileenHealy,andMaryJoyGarcia-Dia
14. ProjectDataandReports 399
AmyY.Chan,TatianaMarieArreglado,andMaryJoyGarcia-Dia
15. ProjectManagementandNursingInformatics:AnEducator
Perspective 417
MarianK.Nowak,MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,andAmyReiterman
16. FutureDirection 455
MaryJoVetter,MaureenPhillips,MaryJoyGarcia-Dia,andMarianK.Nowak
17. What’sNext?PearlsofWisdomFromNursingInformatics
Experts 485
MaryJoyGarcia-Dia
Index 493
Contributors
EileenAchacoso,PhD,MA,BSN Director,InformationServices,NewYorkCityHealth
andHospitals,NewYork,NewYork
TatianaMarieArreglado,MSN,RN AssociateDirector,Analytics&Reporting,H+H|
HarlemHospital,NewYork,NewYork
KathleenBegonia,MSN,RN-BC,CCRN NursingInformaticsSpecialist,Memorial
SloanKetteringCancerCenter,NewYork,NewYork
Amy Y. Chan, PharmD, MS Senior Technical Architect, NewYork-Presbyterian
Hospital,NewYork,NewYork
MaryAnnConnor,MSN,RN-BC,CPHIMS Director,NursingInformatics,Memorial
SloanKetteringCancerCenter,NewYork,NewYork
BruceDarrow,MD,PhD ChiefMedicalInformationOfficer,MountSinaiHealth
System,NewYork,NewYork
LindaDiCarlo,MS,BSN,RN-BC Director,NursingInformatics,NorthwellHealth–
LenoxHillHospital,NewYork,NewYork
JeanMarieDiNapoli,DNP,RN Director,MountSinaiHealthSystem,NewYork,
NewYork
JenniferDizon,DNP,RN-BC NursingInformaticsSystemSpecialistIII,
DukeUniversityHealthSystem,Durham,NorthCarolina
EileenHealy,DNP,PMCNI,APRN,ANP-BC AssistantProfessor,SaintLouis
University,St.Louis,Missouri
MarianK.Nowak,DNP,MPH,CSN,PN AssociateProfessor,RowanUniversity,
Glassboro,NewJersey
Deirdre O’Flaherty, DNP, MSN, RN, APRN-BC, NE, ONC Senior Administrative
Director,PatientCareServices,NorthwellHealth–LenoxHillHospital,NewYork,
NewYork
Young-ShinPark,MSN,RN-BC,CNOR ITDirector,EnterpriseClinicalApplications,
MountSinaiHealthSystem,NewYork,NewYork
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