Methods This survey study was completed in 2011. The potential participants (62 experts)
included faculty members who worked in departments of health information technology and …

Background: The importance of the electronic health records in health care well known to
everybody, as well as, the role of nurses to provide clinical care; they have a valuable role in …

Introduction: The development and the adoption of electronic health records may face a
number of barriers. These barriers can be classified as technical, organizational, individual …

Introduction: The critical dependence of healthcare services systems on information along
with the indigenous restriction of paper documents in satisfying this need has caused a trend …

Methods This paper obtained from an applied, descriptive cross sectional study, in which the
medical records module of IUMS selected HIS in Isfahan University of Medical Science …

Methods: This present applied research was done descriptively in a cross-sectional manner
by Delphi method. To determine the dataset, the manual health records of thalassemia …

Introduction: Electronic Health Record (EHR) is an opportunity to implement healthcare
services remotely especially in situations that social distance is necessary, such as in Covid …

Introduction: The most important variable in success of every organization is attention to
ethics. Since library and information sciences naturally involve service provision to users …

Introduction: The most effective method of collecting, storage, communication and
presentation of huge amount of Information in order to obviate user needs is computer. The …

Introduction: Information systems enable the managers to access the proper information
needed to make decisions. Management decision making based on real information leads …