Huryk la (2010) Journal of Nursing Management18, 606–612 Factors influencing nurses'
attitudes towards healthcare information technology Aim (s) This literature review examines …

Objectives: What does the publicly available literature tell us about the attitudes of health
care staff to the development of information technology in practice, including the factors …

This study addresses community hospital nurses' use of electronic health records and views
of the impact of such records on job performance and patient outcomes. Questionnaire …

As digital innovations continue to transform health systems in Canada, it is important to
examine registered nurses' preparedness in informatics, and factors associated with …

BACKGROUND: A growing number of health care organizations are implementing a system
of electronic patient records (EPR). This implies a change in work routines for nursing staff …

Background eHealth can positively impact the efficiency and quality of healthcare services.
Its potential benefits extend to the patient, healthcare provider, and organization. Primary …

Background Artificial intelligence (AI) is being increasingly adopted in the health care
industry for administrative tasks, patient care operations, and medical research. Objective …

Objectives The purpose of this study was to educate on the moderating effects of
demographic (ie, educational level and age) and individual characteristics (ie, years of …

Nurses are the frontline of healthcare; however, there has been little theoretically-driven
research on their acceptance of information technology use in care delivery. This research …

Abstract Information technology (IT) has become a significant part of providing consistent
care quality. The applications of the primary health information system (PHIS) in primary …