OBJECTIVES: This literature review identifies and categorises, from an organisational
management perspective, barriers to the use of HIT or ICT for health. Based on the review, it …

Telehealthcare can be delivered by both synchronous and asynchronous (such as store and
forward) technologies (fig 1⇓). For example, telephone and video conferencing enable …

Background The emergence of robotics is transforming industries around the world. Robot
technologies are evolving exponentially, particularly as they converge with other …

In current e-health research and development there is a need for a broader understanding of
the capabilities and resources required for individuals to use and benefit from e-health …

Objectives To evaluate the implementation and adoption of the NHS detailed care records
service in “early adopter” hospitals in England. Design Theoretically informed, longitudinal …

Objectives To describe and evaluate the implementation and adoption of detailed electronic
health records in secondary care in England and thereby provide early feedback for the …

Purpose Computerised decision support systems are designed to support clinicians in
making decisions and thereby enhance the quality and safety of care. We aimed to …

Background There is currently a lack of comprehensive, intuitive, and usable formative
evaluation frameworks for health information technology (HIT) implementations. We …

The combination of pervasive and complex technology and an increasingly challenging
healthcare environment is the setting for this research study. As a longitudinal case study …

Background Evidence suggests that many small-and medium-scale Electronic Health
Record (EHR) implementations encounter problems, these often stemming from users' …