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Information governance is an organization-wide framework for managing information throughout its lifecycle and for supporting the organization’s strategy, operations, regulatory, legal, risk, and environmental requirements.

Information governance differs from data governance in that it involves taking a strategic view of the value of the data to the organization.

Assignment:

Your organization has a strategic goal of becoming a Level I Trauma Center. You know this will also require participation in a trauma registry. You will need to plan for collecting, reporting, and maintaining the data needed for the trauma registry. Plan for collecting the data you will need to submit to the trauma registry. Consider the data elements required, consider who in your organization collects that data, and consider what those individuals need to know to collect accurate and meaningful data to meet the reporting requirements. In your answer, include:

1. Identify the types of data collected by a trauma registry (refer to the data dictionary for examples).
2. Identifying at least three types of staff who will interact with trauma patients and collect data used by the registry.
3. Planning for educating the staff about the registry (what do they need to understand about the registry and the data elements to collect meaningful data?