Health informatics researchers advocating socio-technical approaches to the design,
implementation and evaluation of health information technology (HIT) consistently promote …

Increasingly, studies are being published on the potential negative effect of introducing poor
designed Health Information Technology (HIT) into clinical settings, relating to technology …

Health information technologies are becoming ubiquitous. According to the DHHS Office of
the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, 96% of nonfederal acute care …

End user involvement and input into the design and evaluation of information systems has
been recognized as being a critical success factor in the adoption of information systems …

Objectives: Despite national mandates, incentives, and other programs, the design of health
information technology (IT) remains problematic and usability problems continue to be …

Health Information Technology (HIT) continues to increase in importance as a component of
healthcare provision, but designing HIT is complex. The creation of cooperative learning …

Abstract In a Health Information Technology (HIT) regulatory context in which the usability of
this technology is more and more a critical issue, there is an increasing need for evidence …

Context is a key consideration when designing and evaluating health information
technology (HIT) and cannot be overstated. Unintended consequences are common post …

Objective: To review the developments in human factors (HF) research on the challenges of
health information technology (HIT) implementation and impact given the continuing …

The worldwide implementation of large-scale health information technologies (HIT)
continues at a rapid pace and this trend is unlikely to change in the future [1],[2]. The next …