“…Papers in this theme focused mainly on human performance improvement, assessment, and technologies, which affect the way organizations build healthcare systems today (Juric, Kim, Panneerselvam, & Tesanovic, 2017). Research topics came from a wide variety of HIT implementation areas such as the modeling of HIT users' behavioral changes (Robinson, Akhlaghi, & Deng, 2013), HIT for process management , and the development of effective healthcare apps on mobile operating platforms (Agarwal et al, 2013). The HIT architectures and implementation theme focused mainly on the architecture and implementation of HIT and, thus, on topics such as personalized medicine (Israelson & Cankaya, 2012;Bravhar & Juric, 2017), predictive HIT (Abidi, Cox, Shepherd, & Abidi, 2012;Rudra, Li, & Kavaki, 2012), HIT for drug administration (Bravhar & Juric, 2017), smart healthcare (Haghigh, Zaslavsky, Krishnaswamy, & Gaber, 2009;Mauro, Sunyaev, Leimeister, Schweiger, & Krcmar, 2008;Green & Young, 2008;Clarke & Steele, 2014), and tracking HIT (e.g., Ryan, Doster, Daily, & Lewis, 2016).…”