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
(Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).
Discussion/conclusion: The current paper describes the process by which the MAMA team brainstormed proposed services and administered their survey. Survey results and the consequent changes to the MAMA system are discussed. Finally, recommendations are made for MAMA system use and … Continued
CONCLUSIONS: the D3DM appeared to have positive effects on dentist-patient communications, improving the mutual understanding between them. There were no significant negative effects directly generated from the computer intervention. Further research is needed to update the current D3DM and investigate … Continued
Conclusion: The ICNP process model for Catalogue development can be used by other terminology developers and potentially assist in the creation of subset of ICNP to be used at the electronic health record interface. Further research is needed to address … Continued
This study aims to gain more insight in whether care programming in health care can be supported by IT and what is needed for successful implementation. We evaluated a case where an organization structured its care processes into care programs … Continued
CONCLUSIONS: Clinicians’ perceptions play a critical role in determining their intention to use explicit computerized protocols in routine clinical practice. Behavioral theories will help us understand factors predicting clinicians’ intention to use explicit computerized protocols and recognize the implications of … Continued
Conclusion: Unintended consequences of HIT affect collaboration between healthcare workers. The consequences may be both desirable and undesirable. Previous research has mostly focused on the undesirable unintended consequences. We show that the introduction of e-messaging led to both desirable and … Continued
Abstract: Objectives: In this paper we present a method for processing and presentation of data recorded through structured observation of clinicians’ information and communication activities. The activities are encoded as sequences of distinctive speech acts, and resulting profiles of communicative … Continued
Conclusion: Developing gold standard sets as well as automatic systems for de-identification tasks in Swedish is feasible. However, discussions and definitions on identifiable information is needed, as well as further developments both on the tag sets and the annotation guidelines, … Continued