In Saudi Arabia, medical errors are at an alarming level. Lack of a Health Information Exchange (HIE) system is one the greatest reasons for medical errors in the Kingdom. Health care in many countries has evolved with the invention of electronic health information exchange system, henceforth HIE. This research paper purposes to implement HIE in Saudi Arabia, which entirely does not have a system of the sort. It is imperative instill HIE in the health care system in Saudi to allow physicians, nurses, health care facilities as well as patients to electronically share medical information in a safe and secure manner. Many countries such as United States, New Zealand and Germany have had great success with the HIE system and have reported vast ...
The purpose of this paper is to describe the current standards in use in healthcare and to make reco...
The use of health IT has become prevalent in hospitals across the world. Hospital information system...
The proliferation of health data standards today is somewhat overlapping and conflicting, resulting ...
In the last decade, healthcare in Saudi Arabia has been significantly improving. This has been accom...
In the last decade, healthcare in Saudi Arabia has been significantly improving. This has been accom...
Background and aim: Since hospital information systems (HISs) are among the most important informati...
Healthcare organizations have recognized that there are potential limitations with their clinical in...
Background: Saudi Arabia is paying a high attention to medically serve patients through advanced hea...
The scope of this study was to identify the extent of the relationship between the factors that asso...
IntroductionThe introduction of information technology was one of the key priorities for policy-make...
Background: Several systems with improved decision-making, communication, and data management were d...
© 2017 IEEE. Current efforts move to improve healthcare services in Saudi Arabia (SA). Given the ess...
It is acknowledged that the introduction of Health Information Systems (HIS) have contributed to the...
Objective: Electronic Health Records (EHRs) have become a key enabler to improving patient safety, i...
ABSTRACT The health sector in Saudi Arabia has made significant progress in recent decades with some...
The purpose of this paper is to describe the current standards in use in healthcare and to make reco...
The use of health IT has become prevalent in hospitals across the world. Hospital information system...
The proliferation of health data standards today is somewhat overlapping and conflicting, resulting ...
In the last decade, healthcare in Saudi Arabia has been significantly improving. This has been accom...
In the last decade, healthcare in Saudi Arabia has been significantly improving. This has been accom...
Background and aim: Since hospital information systems (HISs) are among the most important informati...
Healthcare organizations have recognized that there are potential limitations with their clinical in...
Background: Saudi Arabia is paying a high attention to medically serve patients through advanced hea...
The scope of this study was to identify the extent of the relationship between the factors that asso...
IntroductionThe introduction of information technology was one of the key priorities for policy-make...
Background: Several systems with improved decision-making, communication, and data management were d...
© 2017 IEEE. Current efforts move to improve healthcare services in Saudi Arabia (SA). Given the ess...
It is acknowledged that the introduction of Health Information Systems (HIS) have contributed to the...
Objective: Electronic Health Records (EHRs) have become a key enabler to improving patient safety, i...
ABSTRACT The health sector in Saudi Arabia has made significant progress in recent decades with some...
The purpose of this paper is to describe the current standards in use in healthcare and to make reco...
The use of health IT has become prevalent in hospitals across the world. Hospital information system...
The proliferation of health data standards today is somewhat overlapping and conflicting, resulting ...