Component-based development for supporting workflows in hospitals

Toussaint, Pieter J.; Lodder, H.

doi:10.1016/s1386-5056(98)00124-5

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“…The provided the following explanations: the more time management devoted to the project of EHR implementation, the more resources it allocated the easier it would be for physician to use the system and incorporate it to their work process. Importance of flexible architecture was also underlined by Toussaint and Lobber in their paper "Component-based development for supporting workflows in hospitals" [45].…”

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Adoption factors of electronic health record systems

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Kök²,

Başoğlu

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Technology in Society

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Adoption factors of electronic health record systems

Spatar

Kök²,

Başoğlu

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“…Softwareindustries tend to develop integrated application systemsw hich coverawide range of hospitalf unctions [21]. Theu sage of workflowm anagement systemsisdiscussed [22,23], andthe development of component-based hospital information systemsispushed [24,25]. In the context of implementing clinical pathways, the IT architecture of hospital information systemsm ustr eflect those business processes [26,27].…”

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Modeling Interdependencies between Information Processes and Communication Paths in Hospitals

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Adoption Factors of Electronic Health Record Systems

Kök¹,

Başoğlu²,

Daim³

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Healthcare Technology Innovation Adoption

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The main goal of the study is to investigate the factors that affect adoption of EHR systems. The adoption has been looked at through four lenses: users' satisfaction, impact on quality of care, infusion and diffusion of the technology. The study incorporates the results of the most important studies in the field. The findings of the research allow decision-makers to select an EHR that better suits needs of the users, to choose a strategy to avoid users' resistance and lack of support. The study offers a comprehensive framework that can be used in different settings, i.e. small and large clinics, developing and developed countries, etc. Also it contributes to the state of knowledge, as it provides an extensive analysis of the factors, both system-and user-related, that affect user adoption and proves applicability of TAM in the healthcare settings.

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Component-based development for supporting workflows in hospitals

Cited by 10 publications

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Adoption factors of electronic health record systems

Adoption factors of electronic health record systems

Modeling Interdependencies between Information Processes and Communication Paths in Hospitals

Adoption Factors of Electronic Health Record Systems

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