This paper reports on work in progress in an investigation of the role of IS in achieving more effective management of work-flow processes-where such improvement is only one of many goals of stakeholders in the hospital system. The investigation has two parts. The first part, now completed, is reported on briefly before the ongoing second part is introduced- a work-flow analysis of a newly automated hospital process. The work is founded on theoretical concepts of ‘strategy ’ and how relevant those concepts are to the hospital context and to those hospital stakeholders with a commitment to better health outcomes
The cooperative, invisible non-clinical work of hospital orderlies is often overlooked. It consists ...
The increased use of health information technology in hospitals brings with it a growing need to app...
Healthcare institutions globally are currently having major problems accessing and maintaining the l...
There is an increasing interest in changing hospital information systems (HIS) to support clinical p...
Workflow occurs in all business settings (Bajaj, 1997). Computerized workflow systems provide automa...
Hospitals face increasing pressure to both improve the quality of the services delivered to patients...
Workflow oriented use of IT in hospitals can increase resource utilization, patient satisfaction and...
Patients, providers, payers, and government demand more effective and efficient healthcare services,...
Recent reports suggest that public hospitals are unable to respond to changing population needs. It ...
Currently, many hospitals are investigating the use of a work-flow management system in order to pro...
Even though workflow management systems are currently not being applied on a wide scale in healthcar...
Many healthcare organizations are increasingly confronting long waiting times and queues of patients...
Most recently, there has been much research in the area of hospital operations and hospitals at larg...
To improve processes in hospitals, a case study was conducted at a German university hospital, which...
This study investigates the process of operation room scheduling at a Midwestern hospital. A compreh...
The cooperative, invisible non-clinical work of hospital orderlies is often overlooked. It consists ...
The increased use of health information technology in hospitals brings with it a growing need to app...
Healthcare institutions globally are currently having major problems accessing and maintaining the l...
There is an increasing interest in changing hospital information systems (HIS) to support clinical p...
Workflow occurs in all business settings (Bajaj, 1997). Computerized workflow systems provide automa...
Hospitals face increasing pressure to both improve the quality of the services delivered to patients...
Workflow oriented use of IT in hospitals can increase resource utilization, patient satisfaction and...
Patients, providers, payers, and government demand more effective and efficient healthcare services,...
Recent reports suggest that public hospitals are unable to respond to changing population needs. It ...
Currently, many hospitals are investigating the use of a work-flow management system in order to pro...
Even though workflow management systems are currently not being applied on a wide scale in healthcar...
Many healthcare organizations are increasingly confronting long waiting times and queues of patients...
Most recently, there has been much research in the area of hospital operations and hospitals at larg...
To improve processes in hospitals, a case study was conducted at a German university hospital, which...
This study investigates the process of operation room scheduling at a Midwestern hospital. A compreh...
The cooperative, invisible non-clinical work of hospital orderlies is often overlooked. It consists ...
The increased use of health information technology in hospitals brings with it a growing need to app...
Healthcare institutions globally are currently having major problems accessing and maintaining the l...