Are People With Chronic Diseases Interested in Using Telehealth? A Cross-Sectional Postal Survey
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Telemedicine Application
Low Cost Telemedicine Application to be Deployed in South America – December 28, 2006 DICOR, a low cost diagnostic image collaborative review application will help doctors in early diagnosing of acute myocardial infarction in rural areas, starting in Colombia, South … Continued
Advancing nursing documentation—An intervention study using patients with leg ulcer as an example
Conclusion: Using the standardised nursing wound care record improved nursing documentation meeting legal demands, which should increase the safety of patient. There was however a discrepancy between the nurses stated knowledge and how they carried out the documentation. Regular in-service … Continued
A sociotechnical perspective of health information technology
In 2011 the Institute of Medicine published the report Health IT and Patient Safety. It addressed the growing concern that health information technology may not only beneficial for patients but also pose risks for patient safety. The report emphasizes that … Continued
The impact of computerized physician medication order entry in hospitalized patients-A systematic review.
CONCLUSION: The impact of CPOE systems was especially positive in the category adherence to guidelines, but also to some extent in alerts and appropriateness of alerts; costs and organizational efficiency; and satisfaction and usability. Although on average, there seems to … Continued