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U.S. News & World Report Selects Healthline to Provide Intelligent Health Services for Its “Best Health” Site – November 14, 2006 Healthline Networks today announced that it has entered into an exclusive agreement with U.S. News & World Report for … Continued

Conclusion: Collisions in frames during implementation of new technology result in adaptations at the individual and organization level that can have a variety of effects. We found adaptations to be a means of evolving both the work routines and the … Continued

CONCLUSIONS: Information searching from the Internet is common among women having a screening mammogram. There is potential to provide guidance to women regarding accessing the BreastScreen NSW website and other reliable sources of Internet information on breast health, breast screening … Continued

Conclusions: For nurses to use CDSS successfully, engagement by clinicians in the procurement and implementation of systems is useful. However, the data collected in this study suggest this is not necessary for successful implementation; nurses may still successfully introduce and … Continued

Authors: O’Connor MJ, Shankar RD, Parrish DB, Das AK Managing time-stamped data is essential to clinical research activities and often requires the use of considerable domain knowledge. Adequately representing and integrating temporal data and domain knowledge is difficult with the … Continued

Conclusion: Drug information systems should be equipped with error-tolerant algorithms to reduce search failures. Drug initial letters are also error-prone, thus auto-completion is not a sufficient error-prevention strategy and needs additional support by error-tolerant algorithms. (Source: International Journal of Medical … Continued