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Does useability mean to you and in your practice?

 The Phillips Future Scan talks in detail about harnessing technology and the need for interoperability.  Considering your readings of the week, your experience with EMR and other technology solutions as well as your ideas/innovation in technology application for the future please provide your comments and thoughts about the "impact that technology can have in improving patient care quality and safety" from section 2 in the Future Scan.  Consider:

• Does useability mean to you and in your practice?

• Do you believe that technology's role or use of technology improves healthcare professionals' satisfaction as the data for Phillips Future Scan suggests?

• What role does the DNP have in providing care in a connected health environment?

• What are the possibilities for the future application of technology?

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