CONCLUSION: Themes identified in this study suggest that sophisticated genetic researchers face similar problems of technology implementation as do professionals in other fields. We recommend that leadership support and on-going training and evolution of academic curricula can improve chances of … Continued
Conclusions: Achieving successful electronic patient record implementation is complex. While technical challenges exist, it is possibly more important to acknowledge the social considerations. Initially, an increase in medical record fragmentation and disruption to workflow can arise with the introduction of … Continued
Conclusion: In addition to medication use such as anti-psychotic and diuretics, nursing intervention where a fall assessment is conducted could represent a critical factor related to outcomes of fall incidence. (Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).
CONCLUSION: Based on our experiences while conducting the CPOE meta-analysis, we argue that we are still at the beginning of Evidence-Based Health Informatics. To overcome the discussed challenges, health informatics should strive for harmonized terminology, a study registry, reporting standards, … Continued
Conclusion: Most important weaknesses of different leadership structures are manifested in inefficient teamwork or inappropriate patient care. These inefficiencies are particularly problematic when leadership is shared between physicians from different disciplines with different levels of experience, which often leads to … Continued