CHAPTER 10
Data Stewardship: Foundation for Health Management Information System Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
Bryan Bennett
Editor’s Note: In this chapter, the author takes on the perspective of data quality and data stewardship and relates and integrates these two major concepts to bear on the significance of designing, implementing, and evaluating the right health management information systems (HMIS) for the right people at the right time. The organization of the chapter is straightforward. After the opening scenario, the introduction (Section I) touches on the need for high-quality data in HMIS design, implementation, and evaluation. Next, the concepts of the change continuums, namely, technology, people, and processes, are introduced ...
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