Conclusions: The aspect of data-entry by the user of the information is not included in Information Quality-literature. To further increase the quality of information, a redesign of both process and system seems necessary, which reduces the information needs of nurses … Continued
Conclusions: The findings underscore the relevance of virtual navigation tools to ensure optimal person-centred care in cancer. Findings also suggest how virtual tools such as the OIN™ can best be used in practice as well as they guide strategies to … Continued
Conclusions: The quality of these reviews were moderate. Only one study conducted a full quantitative synthesis, and overall heterogeneity was reported as very high in the 3 studies that measured it. Recommendations emphasize clarifying the phenomenon of CPOE by avoiding … Continued
Conclusion: In addition to considering the available technological options, hospitals must assess their unique environments, including the myriad material and organizational constraints that will affect the success of RTLS implementation. (Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).
Conclusions: Patients evaluated the quality of the BCPP to be best in language and structure and weakest in content. In terms of future development of the BCPP, the most improvement is needed in content and instructiveness. There is also a … Continued
This study examined the current prevalence of electronic health records (EHRs) in Korea and identified the factors that impede or facilitate the adoption of EHRs.Methods: We surveyed all tertiary teaching and general hospitals in Korea. The degree to which EHR … Continued
(Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).
Personalizing Medical Treatment – By Computer –October 9, 2006 When Dr Peter Franklin sees a diabetic patient at his primary care practice in Middlefield, Ohio, he doesn’t have to remember the formidable list of checks that the American Academy of … Continued
Varian Medical Announces Japanese Clearance for 3-D Imaging – March 28, 2007 Varian Medical Systems, Inc. has received Shonin approval from the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare for three-dimensional cone-beam CT imaging using the company’s On-Board Imager™ device … Continued
Eceptionist’s Telemedicine Scheduling Solution Selected by Canada Health Infoway – July 19, 2007 Eceptionist, Inc. announced today that is has been selected by Canada Health Infoway as a vendor that meets their investment criteria for telehealth scheduling..