Evaluating health information technologies: A systematic review of framework recommendations

Neame, Matthew; Sefton, Gerri; Roberts, Matthew; Harkness, David; Sinha, Ian; Hawcutt, Daniel B

doi:10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2020.104247

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“…The technical feasibility case study was conducted using data gathered from direct observations, technical specification reports and schemas, meeting notes, internal reports and internal presentations. The case study report was developed using SQUIRE 2.0 [ 8 ] and Health Information Technology (HIT) [ 9 ] reporting guidelines.…”

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“…The patient and parent ePROM questionnaire was developed by the evaluation team based on findings from systematic reviews of HIT implementation research [ 9 , 10 ]. These reviews identified key constructs that are associated with successful HIT implementations, including attitudes and acceptance of health technologies and the accessibility of HIT systems.…”

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Successful integration of an automated patient-reported outcome measure within a hospital electronic patient record

Neame

Reilly

Puthiyaveetil

et al. 2022

Rheumatology Advances in Practice

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Objectives The objective of this evaluation was to assess the feasibility of implementing a fully-integrated, automated, electronic Patient Reported Outcome Measures (ePROM) system into a hospital Electronic Patient Record (EPR) (hospital-based clinical record). Additional objectives included evaluating the effect of the system on PROM completion rates and investigating the acceptability of the ePROM. Methods The evaluation was conducted in a rheumatology clinic in a specialist children’s hospital in the UK. Paper-based Childhood Health Assessment Questionnaire (CHAQ) PROMs were already used in the clinic and an EPR was the main hospital information system. The technical feasibility of introducing the ePROM technology was assessed using a case study approach; the effect of the system on PROM completion rates was investigated using a before-after design; and acceptability was assessed using semi-structured questionnaires and a focus group. Results An automated and integrated ePROM system was successfully implemented in April 2021. Following implementation approximately 500 automated SMS invitations to complete ePROMs were sent to care-givers each month. PROM completion rates increased from 33/100 (33%) to 47/65 (72%) after the introduction of the ePROM system (chi-square = 11.51; p < 0.05). The ePROM system was highly acceptable to patients and clinical staff. Some clinical staff expressed a concern that an electronic system may represent a barrier to care for families with more limited resources. Conclusions High levels of automation and integration with existing technology systems seemed to be key contextual factors associated with the successful implementation and adoption of the ePROM intervention in a paediatric rheumatology clinic.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Successful integration of an automated patient-reported outcome measure within a hospital electronic patient record

Neame

Reilly

Puthiyaveetil

et al. 2022

Rheumatology Advances in Practice

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“…HIT implementation research also highlights that HIT-related Participant, Intervention, Comparison and Outcome (PICO) factors need to be carefully considered during the assessment of HITs 8. This is because PICO factors can influence judgements about whether the findings from assessment settings are likely to be generalisable to other health contexts; key issues may include whether user groups are familiar with and accepting of new technologies; whether technologies can be equally well integrated into alternative HIT infrastructures and consideration of whether the effects that are measured and reported during HIT assessments are relevant and important to HIT implementers and patients.…”

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Developing and assessing health information technologies: opportunities and challenges

Neame

Cresswell

Sinha

et al. 2023

Arch Dis Child Educ Pract Ed

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“…6, No. 4, www.jurnal.ugm.ac.id/jpkm dilakukan evaluasi terhadap sistem yang sudah diimplementasikan secara sistematis di masa yang akan datang melalui pendekatan metode yang tepat dan melibatkan kelompok pemangku kepentingan yang lebih luas (Andargoli et al, 2017;Erlirianto, Ali, & Herdiyanti, 2015;Neame et al, 2020). Keberhasilan kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat ini ditunjukkan dengan diselesaikannya masalah duplikasi data rekam medis pada SIMPUS dan meningkatnya pengetahuan pegawai puskesmas di wilayah Kabupaten Kulon Progo.…”

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Penerapan Sistem Data Cleansing untuk Mencegah dan Menghilangkan Duplikasi Rekam Medis

Rokhman

Ningtyas

Salim

et al. 2020

Jurnal Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat (Indonesian Journal of Comm

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Health Information System is a system that integrates the collection, processing, reporting of data, and use of information needed to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of health services through better management at all levels of health services. Kulon Progo Health Office is one of the Health Services that has utilized the Health Information System in organizing its health transactions. However, the implementation of the Health Information System still has shortcomings, namely that it was found that a patient has many medical record numbers or often referred to as duplicated medical record data. Community service activities are carried out through the use of appropriate technology at the Kulon Progo Health Office. This activity aims to implement data cleansing techniques using the "RESIK" framework to help prevent and detect duplication of medical records and provide training to medical recorders in cleaning data. The training was attended by 105 participants, each of whom was a representative of the Puskesmas staff in the Kulon Progo Health Office area. The “RESIK” framework was then piloted at Puskesmas Sentolo 2 as the location for the implementation of the system. From this activity, duplicate medical record data can be found at Puskesmas Sentolo 2, and then cleaning is carried out. Kulon Progo Health Office is advised to implement data cleansing using the "RESIK" framework at all Puskesmas in the Kulon Progo area.

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Evaluating health information technologies: A systematic review of framework recommendations

Cited by 13 publications

References 42 publications

Successful integration of an automated patient-reported outcome measure within a hospital electronic patient record

Successful integration of an automated patient-reported outcome measure within a hospital electronic patient record

Developing and assessing health information technologies: opportunities and challenges

Penerapan Sistem Data Cleansing untuk Mencegah dan Menghilangkan Duplikasi Rekam Medis

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