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This Research Work is on Determinants Of Electronic Health In Developing Countries Abstract Limitations of paper-based records are influencing a transition across the globe towards Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and in general electronic health (eHealth). However, despite the well documented benefits of eHealth, adoption particularly in developing countries remains a …
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This Research Work is on Modeling The Acceptance Of Clinical Information Systems Among Hospital Medical Staff Abstract Recent empirical research has utilized the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to advance the understanding of doctors’ and nurses’ technology acceptance in the workplace. However, the majority of the reported studies are either qualitative …
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This Research Work is on E-Health: Extending, Enhancing, And Evolving Health Care Abstract eHealth holds the promise of revolutionizing health care by improving its efficiency; extending and enhancing its reach; energizing and engaging its practitioners and their patients; and in the process, democratizing, decentralizing, and even partially demystifying the practice …
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This Research Work is on Medical Records System Adoption In European Hospitals Health Care system has had an ongoing focus on improving access to and quality of care, and more recently on cost reduction. The primary mean to achieve these goals has been to change health care policy, as exemplified …
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This Research Work is on The Role Of Information And Communication Technology For Development In Brazil ABSTRACT Social, human and economic dimensions of development demand relevant attention in developing and developed countries. In this paper, we explore the role of information technology (IT) for development in an emerging economy: Brazil. …
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This Research Work is on Adopting Electronic Medical Records In Primary Care: Lessons Learned From Health Information Systems Implementation Experience In Seven Countries Abstract The adoption of health information systems is seen world wide as one method to mitigate the widening health care demand and supply gap. The purpose of …
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This Research Work is on External Factors In Hospital Information System (HIS) Adoption Model: A Case On Malaysia Abstract Studies related to healthcare ICT integration in Malaysia are relatively little, thus this paper provide a literature review of the integration of information and communication technologies (ICT) in the healthcare sector …
Read More »Assessment E-Health Readiness For Rural South African Areas
This Research Work is on Assessment E-Health Readiness For Rural South African Areas Abstract E-health is increasingly being used to address the long-standing gap of inequality in the provision of health care in many countries especially to bridge the divide between the urban rich and the rural poor. However, to …
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