Add to ORKGThis article considers some of the everyday practicalities of delivering an elec-tronic health record project within an NHS hospital trust. Using ethnographic, observational data we document how and in what ways the orderly character of project work is achieved against a background of battles and negotiations to deliver the project within and despite various organizational contingencies and constraints
Electronic patient records (EPRs) are replacing paper notes in hospitals across the National Health ...
The quality of information recorded about patient care is considered key to improving the overall qu...
The NHS collects a lot of information about patients’ experiences of care; however, it is not clear ...
This article considers some of the everyday practicalities of delivering an electronic health record...
This paper considers some of the everyday practicalities of delivering an electronic health record p...
Background: Large-scale, national eHealth services, such as the summary care record (SCR) and electr...
This article uses an ethnographic study of the design and deployment of an electronic patient record...
This paper presents data and analysis from a long term ethnographic study of the design and developm...
Integration and interoperability between different information and communication technology (ICT) sy...
The processes of implementing workplace guidance in NHS organisations doesn’t exactly get the pulses...
There is a significant amount of existing research on the topic of project management that dates bac...
Introduction: Internationally, there is increasing interest in the potential of information technol...
This article is about paperwork: the work staff in UK integrated health and social care teams did to...
We use the lens of ‘institutional work’ to explore the implementation of innovative projects within ...
Public sector IT projects have to contend with challenges that go beyond socio-technological hindran...
Electronic patient records (EPRs) are replacing paper notes in hospitals across the National Health ...
The quality of information recorded about patient care is considered key to improving the overall qu...
The NHS collects a lot of information about patients’ experiences of care; however, it is not clear ...
This article considers some of the everyday practicalities of delivering an electronic health record...
This paper considers some of the everyday practicalities of delivering an electronic health record p...
Background: Large-scale, national eHealth services, such as the summary care record (SCR) and electr...
This article uses an ethnographic study of the design and deployment of an electronic patient record...
This paper presents data and analysis from a long term ethnographic study of the design and developm...
Integration and interoperability between different information and communication technology (ICT) sy...
The processes of implementing workplace guidance in NHS organisations doesn’t exactly get the pulses...
There is a significant amount of existing research on the topic of project management that dates bac...
Introduction: Internationally, there is increasing interest in the potential of information technol...
This article is about paperwork: the work staff in UK integrated health and social care teams did to...
We use the lens of ‘institutional work’ to explore the implementation of innovative projects within ...
Public sector IT projects have to contend with challenges that go beyond socio-technological hindran...
Electronic patient records (EPRs) are replacing paper notes in hospitals across the National Health ...
The quality of information recorded about patient care is considered key to improving the overall qu...
The NHS collects a lot of information about patients’ experiences of care; however, it is not clear ...