Context: The extensive research literature on electronic patient records (EPRs) presents
challenges to systematic reviewers because it covers multiple research traditions with …

Purpose: Electronic health records are expected to improve the quality of care provided to
hospitalized patients. For nurses, use of electronic documentation sources becomes highly …

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 …

PURPOSE: Information technology is used to support a wide range of highly specified
healthcare tasks and services. There is, therefore, a need to understand the factors affecting …

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 …

Employers are increasingly using information and communication technologies to monitor
employees. Such workplace surveillance is extensive in the United States, but its experience …

This paper traces the development of information and communication (ICT) within health
care and the emergence of telehealth as a key component of modern health care delivery as …

Consumer-based physical activity (PA) trackers, also known as wearables, are increasingly
being used in research studies as intervention or measurement tools. One of the most …

Objective Healthcare institutions worldwide are moving to electronic health records (EHRs).
These transitions are particularly numerous in the US where healthcare systems are …

Background Electronic health record (EHR) systems often face user resistance in hospitals,
which results in a failure to acquire their full benefits. To implement the EHR successfully, it …