Background Proven clinical effectiveness and patient safety are insufficient to ensure
adoption and implementation of new clinical technologies. Despite current government …

Despite the potential benefits of technology, it is generally acknowledged that its adoption
within the health care sector is slow and disparate. The Healthcare Industries Task Force, for …

Objectives To understand organisational technology adoption (initiation, adoption decision,
implementation) by looking at the different types of innovation knowledge used during this …

1 This systematic review of the organisational factors and processes that influence the
adoption and assimilation of technological innovations within NHS organisations was …

OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to explore the views and perceptions of stakeholders
about the current national health technology assessment process conducted by the Medical …

This study explored the sociotechnical influences shaping the naturally-occurring adoption
and non-adoption of device technologies in the UK's National Health Service (NHS), amid …

This study was commissioned by the Department of Health (DH) and looks at 12 trusts,
recipients of the „DH Health Care Associated Infection (HCAI) Technology Innovation Award …

At the Data Research, Innovation and Virtual Environments unit at Great Ormond Street
Hospital for Children, ideas for new technologies are submitted to the innovation hub each …

Background This paper reports the process of establishing a transparent, accountable,
evidence-based program for introduction of new technologies and clinical practices (TCPs) …

Objectives: Health care innovation and technologies can improve patient outcomes, but
policies and regulations established to protect the public interest may become barriers to …