Most of donor‐supported information technology (IT)–based projects developed or
implemented in less‐developed economies (LDEs) end up as complete or partial failures or …

Abstract The introduction of Information Technology (IT) typically comes with the promise of
helping to manage scarce resources, increase efficiencies, reduce workload, and increase …

Background Health information systems are central to strong health systems. They assist
with patient and program management, quality improvement, disease surveillance, and …

Over the last three decades enormous effort has gone into strengthening public health
information systems (HIS). They are now a key element of health sector reform initiatives, but …

Abstract Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) are typically introduced in
organizations with the promise to help manage resources, increase efficiency, increase work …

This paper explores the challenges of introducing computer-based health information
systems in the context of the Ethiopian public health care system. Drawing empirical …

Abstract The Health Information Systems Programme (HISP) is a sustainable and scalable
research project enabling and supporting health information systems implementation in …

The implementation and development of routine health information systems continue to
provide a number of challenges for managers—the more so in developing countries where …

The purpose of this paper is to argue for a theoretical framework by which development of
computer based health information systems (CHIS) can be made sustainable. Health …

The proliferation of mobile devices in a resource‐constrained setting like Malawi has
created an enabling environment for the deployment of mobile health (mHealth) …