mHealth and Mobile Medical Apps: A Framework to Assess Risk and Promote Safer Use
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Choosing the right amount of healthcare information technologies investments
Conclusion: Considering HIT investment from the point of view of a global portfolio and applying econometric and microeconomic tools allow the required confidence level to be attained for choosing the right amount of HIT investments. It could also allow hospitals … Continued
Determining immunisation coverage rates in primary health care practices: A simple goal but a complex task.
Authors: Goodyear-Smith F, Grant C, York D, Kenealy T, Copp J, Petousis-Harris H, Turner N, Kerse N PURPOSE: To explore the quality of data recording by practices and identify issues to be considered and addressed before such data can be … Continued
Disrupted rhythms and mobile ICT in a surgical department
Conclusions: Mobile ICT tools may break down informal communication and coordination structures. This may reduce the efficiency of the new tools, or contribute to resistance towards such systems. In some situations however such “disrupted rhythms” may be overcome by including … Continued
Perspectives on wellness self-monitoring tools for older adults
Conclusions: Our paper provides implications and solutions for how older adults’ wellness self-monitoring tools can enhance patient-health care provider interaction, patient education, and improvement in overall wellness. (Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).