I think that all depends on the way your organization works and how well departments communicate and interact.
I find that in our facility, it works best for the Clinical Analysts to be in IT. That way they know what's coming in the future, are aware of network issues, etc. If we were in Nursing then I think we'd be out of the loop and out of the discussions that are critical to our success. Just my $0.02! :-) Thanks, Jennifer Glover, RN Clinical Information Systems Coordinator Randolph Hospital _____ From: Gary Hanold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2007 10:14 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [MEDITECH-L] Can Clinical Analyst Report to Nursing Dept.? In a small hospital that only has one Clinical Analyst......could that Clinical Analyst (that is in charge of the NUR, OE, PCI and NPR modules) report to the Nursing Department.....or....do they need to be in the IT Department? Thanks, Gary Hanold Dir. of Information Systems Angel Medical Center [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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