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Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics
ISSN 2058-4555 · BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT · 595 artikel di indeks
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Five key strategic priorities of integrating patient generated health data into United Kingdom electronic health records
The integration of patient/person generated health data into clinical applications is a key strategic priority internationally. However, despite agreement on the overall direction of travel, there are still a range of challenges that inhibit progress in this area. These include technology-related…
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A mixed method observational study of strategies to promote adoption and usage of an application to support asthma self-management
BACKGROUND: Apps can potentially support asthma self-management, however attracting downloads and encouraging on-going adherence is challenging. OBJECTIVES: We observed the impact of different recruitment strategies and app features on adoption and continued use. METHODS: Practice nurses in five…
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The Heimdall Framework for Supporting Characterisation of Learning Health Systems
Background: Learning Health Systems (LHS) can focus population medicine and Evidence Based Practice; smart technology delivering the next generation of improved healthcare described as Precision Medicine, and yet researchers in the LHS domain presently lack the ability to recognise their relevant…
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Who adopts a patient portal?: An application of the diffusion of innovation model
Background: Patient portals have emerged as an important tool through which patients can access online health information and engage in their health care. However, we know little about how patients perceive portals and whether patient perceptions might influence portal adoption. Objective: Apply…
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SMASH! The Salford medication safety dashboard
Background: Patient safety is vital to well-functioning health systems. A key component is safe prescribing, particularly in primary care where most medications are prescribed. Previous research demonstrated that the number of patients exposed to potentially hazardous prescribing can be reduced by…
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Can we trust Electronic health records? The Smoking Test for Commission Errors.
Background: Considerable interest exists on using general practice electronic health records (EHR) for research and other uses. There is also concern on their quality. Aim: We suggest a simple test to assess errors of commission and in consequence overall EHR data quality that can be done on a…
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Community-based screening for cardiovascular risk using a novel mHealth tool in rural Kenya
Background: An increasing burden of cardiovascular disease (CVD) in low-resource settings demands innovative public health approaches. Objectives: To design and test a novel mHealth tool for use by community health workers (CHWs) to identify individuals at high CVD risk who would benefit from…
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What to expect from electronic patient record system implementation; lessons learned from published evidence
Background: Numerous studies have examined specific factors related to success, failure and implications of Electronic patient record (EPR) system implementations, but usually limited to specific aspects. Objective: To review the published peer-reviewed literature and present findings regarding…
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Interoperability in Health and Social Care: Organizational Issues are the Biggest Challenge.
A great asset of any healthcare system is “information” which includes, but not limited to patient data, clinical history and treatments. It is no secret that there is a growing demand for healthcare, however, this demand is yet to be achieved due to the challenge in the limitation of resources and…
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Real World Evidence to an eHealth tool: The 2017 top ten papers from Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics
We report the top ten papers published by the Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics in 2017.
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Telemedicine: Is it really worth it? A perspective from evidence and experience.
Background: Although the formal evidence base is equivocal, practical experience suggests that implementations of technology that support telemedicine initiatives can result in improved patient outcomes, better patient and carer experience and reduced expenditure. Objective: To answer the questions…
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Managing health IT risks: reflections and recommendations
Health information technology (IT) offers exciting opportunities for providing novel services to patients, and for improving the quality and safety of care. However, the introduction of IT can lead to unintended consequences, and create opportunities for failure, which can have significant effects…
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Influence of previous work experience and education on Internet use of people in their 60s and 70s
Background: Internet use among the elderly is influenced by various demographic backgrounds, social life and health factors. Objective: This study aims to identify the impact of several demographic features on 60- to 79-year-old individuals’ intention to use the Internet. Method: Finland population…
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Mental health service users' perceptions of data sharing and data protection: a qualitative report
BACKGROUND: To improve health services, social, economic and health data should be shared and linked to create a full narrative of lived experience. Mental health data sharing is often considered a particularly sensitive area. OBJECTIVE: To assess mental health service users’ perceptions regarding…
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The characteristics and capabilities of the available open source health information technologies supporting healthcare: A scoping review protocol
INTRODUCTION: Due to the many advantages of open source software (OSS), including reduced cost of licensing, more flexibility in terms of customisation and redistribution, better quality and no vendor lock-in, OSS in healthcare is increasingly gaining importance. Various open source health…
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Designing health information technology tools for behavioral health clinicians integrated within a primary care team
Background: Electronic health records (EHRs) are a key tool for primary care practice. However, EHR functionality is not keeping pace with the evolving informational and decision-support needs of behavioral health clinicians (BHCs) working on integrated teams. Objective: Describe workflows and…
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Development of a National Core Dataset for the Iranian ICU Patients Outcome Prediction; a Comprehensive Approach
Objective: To define a core dataset for ICU Patients Outcome Prediction in Iran. This core data set will lead us to design ICU outcome prediction models with the most effective parameters. Methods: A combination of literature review, national survey and expert consensus meetings were used. First, a…