Review: Challenges and Obstacles of Trusted Elements for Mobile Health Records Management

Zulkipli, Fatin Nur; Hussin, Nurussobah; Yatin, Saiful Farik Mat; Ismail, Azman

doi:10.3390/proceedings2022082047

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“…Previous studies highlighted user resistance as a primary issue with EHRs. 5, [34][35][36][37] On the part of the health facilities, EHRs implementation warrants major challenges directing towards the capability of the organization to maintain highly expensive technology, establish a regulation in its use, and provide relevant training for the staff.…”

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Effectiveness and Challenges: The Current Situation of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to Improve Health Care Outcomes

Britiller,

Amponin,

Pring

2023

SEANR

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Background. In the Philippines, although software for Electronic Health Records (EHRs) is still new, knowledge about EHRs benefits is increasing.Objective: This study investigated the effectiveness of electronic health records to health care outcomes at selected health facilities in the National Capital Region (NCR) and CALABARZON regions of the Philippines. The effectiveness of the current EHRs in government and private health facilities were determined in terms of quality patient care, patient engagement, support team-based care, workload, and data liquidity; and the challenges facing health providers in the implementation of electronic health records were identified.Methods. The research utilized the descriptive, cross-sectional design. Three hundred seven (N=307) health providers from the medical, nursing, and paramedical departments were the study participants. A three-part adapted questionnaire was the main tool used for data collection. Mean, standard deviation, and Mann-Whitney & Kruskal-Wallis’s tests were utilized for data analysis.Results. The results revealed that in the Philippines, EHRs are moderately effective in improving health care outcomes. EHRs effectiveness is primarily achieved through better access and retrieval of health information. EHRs implementation poses major challenges in the Philippines’ health facilities which are central to socio-economic and organizational factors.Conclusions. The more effective the use of EHR systems, the greater the challenges experienced by care providers and health facilities.

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Effectiveness and Challenges: The Current Situation of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to Improve Health Care Outcomes

Britiller,

Amponin,

Pring

2023

SEANR

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“…Implementing electronic documents and record management presents the following challenges are data transition, staff resistance, lack of staff training, and data protection. Regarding with obstacles, the system is hampered by factors such as costs, technical limitations, bad data, lack of organizational infrastructure, Poor communication Changes to tools and workflows (Zulkipli et al, 2022). In addition, it is undeniable that efficiency and effectiveness will be difficult to achieve if there is no supervision or inspection or what is commonly known as an audit.…”

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Audit of A Web-Based Electronic Documents and Record Management System (WEDRMS): Oversight Efforts to Improve Administration in Higher Educational Institutions

Jannah,

Rizkyana,

Budiantoro

2023

-bus. econ. entrepre.

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An electronic records had important role in organizations including a university or higher educational institutions. It was important to stay abreast of best practices and new technologies to manage these records effectively. A Web-Based Electronic Documents and Records Management System (WEDRMS) was a web-based system that was expected to reach a wide range of system users. This system had functions to store, archive and retrieve electronic documents. The purpose of this research was to explain further an audit implication for Web-Based Electronic Documents and Record Management System (WEDRMS) as an effort to supervise administration of higher educational Institutions. This research used a descriptive research approach with observation and document analysis for the data collection process. With the existence of an audit, it can become an alternative to managing electronic documents in the higher education environment. This research provides perspective and urgency regarding the audit implication of web-based electronic documentation dan recording management.

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Review: Challenges and Obstacles of Trusted Elements for Mobile Health Records Management

Cited by 2 publications

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Effectiveness and Challenges: The Current Situation of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to Improve Health Care Outcomes

Effectiveness and Challenges: The Current Situation of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to Improve Health Care Outcomes

Audit of A Web-Based Electronic Documents and Record Management System (WEDRMS): Oversight Efforts to Improve Administration in Higher Educational Institutions

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