It-Enabled Healthcare Delivery: The U.K. National Health Service

Effective Knowledge Management Systems for a Clinical Nursing Setting

“…, the IT adoption focus has been on cost containment, facilitation of team care, telemedicine and to adopt evidence-based medicine or best practices (Chiasson & Davidson, 2004, Currie & Guah, 2006. More recently, healthcare organizations have also been adopting clinical knowledge management systems (KMS) (Wilson & Lankton, 2004).…”

Innovation Of, In, On Infrastructures: Articulating the Role of Architecture in Information Infrastructure Evolution

“…Patients, professionals, and health ICTs co-constitute each other in complex ways, and changing such an entanglement of social, organizational, and technical elements is a politically textured negotiation process with uncertain outcomes (Berg, 1999;Vikkelsø, 2010). Moreover, managing such change processes is highly challenging (e.g., Constantinides & Barrett, 2006;Currie & Guah, 2006;Greenhalgh et al, 2010;Hanseth, Jacucci, Grisot, & Aanestad, 2006;Jones, 2004).…”

TEMPEST: An integrative model for health technology assessment

“…hospital managers and administrators) reject government policies on health IT, it is unlikely that implementation plans for new systems will be fulfilled [34,35]. While the literature has many excellent case studies on health IT which focus on a single-site analysis of a particularly application (i.e.…”