Knowledge barriers to PACS adoption and implementation in hospitals

Paré, Guy; Trudel, Marie-Claude

doi:10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2006.01.004

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“…Those factors should be considered carefully when making the decision on adopting Cloud Computing in health environment [41]. Hence, Human, Organisation and Technology-fit (HOT-fit) framework will be integrated with previous frameworks.…”

Section: Human Organisation and Technology-fit (Hot-fit) Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Understanding the determinants of Cloud Computing adoption in Saudi healthcare organisations

Alharbi

Atkins

Stanier

2016

Complex Intell. Syst.

103

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Cloud Computing is an evolving information technology paradigm that impacts many sectors in many countries. Although Cloud Computing is an emerging technology there is little in the literature concerning its application in the Saudi healthcare sector. This paper examines and identifies the factors that will influence the adoption of Cloud Computing in Saudi healthcare organisations. The study integrates the TOE (Technology-Organization-Environment) framework with the Information System Strategic Triangle (IS Triangle) and the HOT-fit (Human-OrganizationTechnology) model to provide a holistic evaluation of the determinants of Cloud Computing adoption in healthcare organisations. Of the five perspectives examined in this study, the Business perspective was found to be the most important followed by the Technology, Organisational and Environmental perspectives and finally the Human perspective. The findings of the study showed that the five most important factors influencing the adoption of Cloud Computing in this context are soft financial analysis, relative advantage, hard financial analysis, attitude toward change and pressure from partners in the business ecosystem. This study identifies the critical factors for both practitioners and academics that influence Cloud Computing adoption decision-making in Saudi healthcare.

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Section: Human Organisation and Technology-fit (Hot-fit) Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Understanding the determinants of Cloud Computing adoption in Saudi healthcare organisations

Alharbi

Atkins

Stanier

2016

Complex Intell. Syst.

103

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“…Unlike many other clinical information systems, PACS can be considered a success story [11]; its benefits are considerable [12] and tangible on different levels, going from patients to management [13]. Yet, between the moment when the implementation is considered, and implementation success, there are four threats for a PACS-implementation project [14]:…”

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“…Getting physicians to accept and use PACS is one of the last hurdles implementers or the organization have to overcome [14] in order to succeed. We will now discuss how the findings of our study can help implementers and/or the organization to overcome discussion of the contributions and limitations of this study, and options for follow-up research.…”

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Do hospital physicians’ attitudes change during PACS implementation? A cross-sectional acceptance study

Pynoo¹,

Devolder²,

Duyck³

et al. 2012

International Journal of Medical Informatics

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“…Only studies conducted in hospitals are included because, we believe that major differences exist between private practices and hospitals definitely when it comes to adopting CIS. Cost is a major impediment for a CIS to be implemented (Paré & Trudel, 2007), and in small practices the cost might be too much of a problem. Also, because physicians in a small practice can opt for the system (and interface) that best fits their needs or practice.…”

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“…Now, for the sake of quality of patient care, policy-makers are increasingly focusing on promoting the introduction of clinical information systems (CIS) in medical settings (Davidson & Heslinga, 2007). However, for a clinical information system to be introduced into a hospital, several barriers have to be overcome (Paré & Trudel, 2007). One of the last hurdles implementers or hospital boards need to clear is getting the intended users (physicians, nurses, clerks) to use the system, which can be a burden, definitely in the case of physicians (Aarts & Berg, 2006;Lapointe & Rivard, 2005).…”

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Assessing Hospital Physicians' Acceptance of Clinical Information Systems: A Review of the Relevant Literature

Pynoo¹,

Devolder

Voet³

et al. 2013

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Knowledge barriers to PACS adoption and implementation in hospitals

Cited by 72 publications

References 26 publications

Understanding the determinants of Cloud Computing adoption in Saudi healthcare organisations

Understanding the determinants of Cloud Computing adoption in Saudi healthcare organisations

Do hospital physicians’ attitudes change during PACS implementation? A cross-sectional acceptance study

Assessing Hospital Physicians' Acceptance of Clinical Information Systems: A Review of the Relevant Literature

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