Using integrated information system for patient benefits: a case study in India

Mohapatra, Sanjay

doi:10.1179/2047971915y.0000000007

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“…To meet the Objective 1 (relevance of information technology in Indian healthcare sector) we reviewed the available literature and found that there are few studies (Mohapatra and Murarka, 2016;Venkateswaran et al, 2016;Mohapatra, 2015;Srinivas and Prasad, 2013;Kavitha, 2013;Itumalla, 2012;Rajasekaran et al, 2008) which have delineated this issue and strongly support the relevance of information technology in Indian healthcare sector. However, these studies are silent on explaining the relevance from socio-economic point of view.…”

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“…The study concludes that if effective training is designed and delivered in the area of healthcare information technology, benefits could be given to associated stakeholders. Mohapatra (2015) explains how hospital information system (HIS) is used as a comprehensive and integrated information system designed to manage the administrative, financial, and clinical aspects of a hospital in urban India. The case also illustrates how the information system ensures financial returns by improving timeliness of patient care, accounting and administration, record keeping, and management reporting.…”

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Role of Information Technology in Healthcare Services: Visitor’s Perception

Sharma

Kumar

2018

JMRH

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The aging population, increasing pollution, and lethargic life style of human beings are some of the primary reasons for the growth of healthcare sector. Indian entrepreneurs have observed this growth opportunities and providing healthcare services in multiple ways. However, the literature emphasizes that without integrating information technology in existing healthcare facilities, quality service cannot be rendered to a large number of patients. With this backdrop, the present study is a novel endeavor to explore the role of information technology in Indian healthcare services. It aims to explain the relevance and dimensions of information technology in relation to healthcare services and examines the empirical relationship between identified dimensions and some demographical factors (age, educational qualification, income, and gender).The results of this study can be beneficial to healthcare professionals, service enablers, implementing agencies, and policy makers. Limitations, further research directions and conclusions have been discussed.

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Role of Information Technology in Healthcare Services: Visitor’s Perception

Sharma

Kumar

2018

JMRH

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“…While there have been several studies exploring EMR use in resource‐poor countries, in general little attention has been paid to nurses' attitudes to EMR adoption (Kressing et al, 2016). EMR technology has represented a shift away from “paper‐based care activities toward outcome‐focused, evidenced based processes” (Mohapatra, ). Proponents of EMR have cited several benefits such as reducing often confusing handwritten documentation, avoiding transcription errors, and fast access to patient information allowing timely diagnosis and treatment (Yao, Chu, & Li, ).…”

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A study of Cook Islands nurses' attitudes towards electronic medical records technology

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Rivard

et al. 2018

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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The Polynesian nurse prided herself on her ability to describe her patient's pain in a one-page hand written note to her doctor. Now, the electronic medical records system was asking her to choose 1 to 10 on a drop down menu scale. This paper analyzed through a series of interviews what it is like for nurses in the remote Cook Islands to use Western-designed medical information systems. Their experiences were examined through the lens of social construction of learning and cultural diffusion. Analysis of qualitative interview data suggested cultural as well as infrastructural barriers to engaged learning. Future researchers are advised to consider Facilitating Factors and Cultural Embeddedness constructs when considering technology adoption attitudes of medical practitioners in remote archipelago.

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“…1 affordability of healthcare services 2 accuracy of diagnostic technologies 3 speed in delivery of medical test results 4 easy storage and accessibility of medical records of patients 5 privacy and degree of threat to patient medical data 6 quick delivery of precise medical consultation (Mohapatra, 2015c) 7 efficient workflow of prescription ordering and delivery (Mohapatra, 2015b(Mohapatra, , 2015d. This study has taken a broad look at affordable and quality healthcare using IOT technology (Mohapatra, 2009).…”

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From a literature review to a conceptual framework for affordable quality healthcare service using internet of things (IOT) network

Mohapatra¹,

Kumar

Mohapatra

2018

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There has been significant interest in integration of internet of things (IOT) and healthcare both in academic and the corporate world. This can be seen from the fact by the number of conferences held and number of special issues in journals that have been published. To establish further in this domain, the purpose of this research is two-fold. First it does literature review in healthcare and IOT from 151 papers published from 1998 to 2016. Second, it summarises findings from literature review in two parts. In the first part, it identifies the antecedents that impact both affordable quality healthcare and developing an enterprise network for IOT. In the second part, it integrates factors that affect both affordable healthcares with IOT. The results of this research will be useful for both practitioners and academicians as the paper discusses how to design a IOT based healthcare network that will reduce cost of healthcare while preventing chronic diseases. The paper also shows the limitations of the present research while describing stimuli for further research.

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Using integrated information system for patient benefits: a case study in India

Cited by 23 publications

References 12 publications

Role of Information Technology in Healthcare Services: Visitor’s Perception

Role of Information Technology in Healthcare Services: Visitor’s Perception

A study of Cook Islands nurses' attitudes towards electronic medical records technology

From a literature review to a conceptual framework for affordable quality healthcare service using internet of things (IOT) network

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