This week, the attending physicians for a large urban primary care facility have set the goal for the implementation of the new technology system to coincide with the opening of the cardiology wing
The unit is scheduled to admit patients in six months; however, a needs assessment must first be completed. Which of the following statements accurately defines the purpose of the needs assessment? 1. The needs assessment identifies the organization's information needs.
2. The needs assessment can be completed during the opening of the new wing.
3. The needs assessment is not necessary with new construction.
4. Plans for the construction are unrelated to the needs assessment.
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Rationale: The purpose of the needs assessment is to determine the gap between an organization's current state and the overall needs of the organization with consideration to the strategic plan. The process is usually initiated by a person or group with a vision of the future.
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