Background and Purpose: Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems are different among
hospitals and they often come from different vendors. As a result, it is difficult to share patient …

Background: The extensive use of ICT in healthcare delivery has become important globally.
As a result, patient data in many countries, including Rwanda, are dispersed across different …

Electronic medical records (EMRs) have transformed healthcare by digitizing patient data,
improving access to information, and reducing medical errors. However, the lack of …

Abstract Background: Hospitals in sub-Saharan Africa countries have been investing heavily
in electronic medical records (EMR) systems aiming at improving patient safety, healthcare …

Background: The use of modern technology in healthcare system aims to increase the
reliability, accessibility and productivity of delivered services. In most developing countries …

Countries such as South Africa have attempted to leverage eHealth by digitising patients'
medical records with the aim of improving the delivery of healthcare. This involves the use of …

Many healthcare systems are increasingly using Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to
facilitate care while maintaining streamlining processes for both physicians and patients …

Electronic Medical Records (EMR) is the vital and basic part of construction digitizing
hospital. However the systems are well-known for their interoperability problems and a …

A significant number of healthcare delivery services in developing countries continue to
adopt eHealth systems, enabled by information and communication technology (ICT). Open …

The recent worldwide focus on healthcare quality improvement, cost containment and
enhanced patient experience has led to increased need for adoption of Electronic Medical …