is not a mere coincidence that the theme of one of the first issues of this magazine is the labor market healthcare IT consulting, as to the growth of this sector, we must consider the costs of implementation projects depend heavily on the human factor.
Since this is a very crucial factor in both technical and economic feasibility of projects in the pipeline is key to be sure that access to the domestic consultants are required, both in quality and quantity. Moreover, both factors: quality and quantity determine the levels of income that we pay for them, which could become critical in determining the viability of the initiative.
Thus, the large portfolio of projects in the pipeline to computerize both clinical and administrative aspects of our health networks (be they private or public), is directly dependent on the supply of healthcare IT consultants can respond with speed and quality to requirements of current and future demand, in order to maintain control over their costs of implementation, operation and maintenance.
existence in the first instance of courses at the graduate level, is key to the speed of supply response, since it is associated with professional work experience in other areas and that once relatively short may be able to enter the healthcare IT market.
However, the massive influx of undergraduate professional, they are most needed in quantity, is key element for maintaining long-term controlled budgets, and make viable in the medium and long term initiatives.
In a market in turmoil and the Chilean, fundamental questions are: what is the current level of projects in the pipeline and its development over time?. What are the real needs of professionals and what profile you have? Will it be able to academia to respond with speed and quality required, training plans are consistent to the requirements of current projects?, among other questions.
The goal of this issue is to shed some light on these points, and collaborate to facilitate the process of dynamic equilibrium of the market for healthcare IT consultants, looking to make a contribution to that in Chile we have sufficient autonomy to allow us to address major change projects that our health care system requires. This will not be possible without the valuable and essential contribution of individuals responsible for implementing, operating and maintaining the systems on which we build the future health for the sake of all Chileans.
Source: Revista Informatica Medica
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