The evaluation of Health Information Systems (HIS) is crucial to ensure their effective implementation and positive impact on healthcare delivery. A review of HIS evaluation studies was carried out which indicated that the improvement of current methods is required. In order to satisfy this requirement, a new framework is introduced for the evaluation of Information Systems (IS) in healthcare settings. The proposed HOT-fit framework (Human, Organization and Technology-fit) was developed after having critically appraised the existing findings of HIS evaluation studies. It also builds on previous models of IS evaluation, in particular, the IS Success Model and the IT-Organization Fit Model. HOT-fit incorporates the concept of fit between tech...
Background Health information systems have emerged as a major component in our response to the trend...
This thesis describes a project which has investigated the evaluation of information systems. The wo...
Although there is limited research and evidence base, it is reasonable to expect that high quality i...
The evaluation of Health Information Systems (HIS) is crucial to ensure their effective implementati...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The realization of Health Information Systems (HIS) requires rigorous evalua...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Evaluation of health information systems (HIS) enables the assessment of the...
Earlier evaluation studies on Health Information Systems (HIS) adoption have highlighted a large num...
<strong>Objectives</strong> To demonstrate how the fit between individual, task and technology (FITT...
AbstractThe implementation of health information system in a hospital has been widely discussed in t...
Abstract: The paper is submitted as part of doctoral consortium. In this paper, the aim and objectiv...
ObjectiveEvaluating Health Information Technologies (HITs) can be challenging, but studies are neces...
applications in healthcare have existed for more than three decades, methods to evaluate outputs and...
We developed a prototype information system with an integrated expert system for headache patients. ...
<p>Today, there is literally a jungle of information systems supporting the healthcare industry. One...
Health information systems are our technological response to the growing demand for health care. How...
Background Health information systems have emerged as a major component in our response to the trend...
This thesis describes a project which has investigated the evaluation of information systems. The wo...
Although there is limited research and evidence base, it is reasonable to expect that high quality i...
The evaluation of Health Information Systems (HIS) is crucial to ensure their effective implementati...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The realization of Health Information Systems (HIS) requires rigorous evalua...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Evaluation of health information systems (HIS) enables the assessment of the...
Earlier evaluation studies on Health Information Systems (HIS) adoption have highlighted a large num...
<strong>Objectives</strong> To demonstrate how the fit between individual, task and technology (FITT...
AbstractThe implementation of health information system in a hospital has been widely discussed in t...
Abstract: The paper is submitted as part of doctoral consortium. In this paper, the aim and objectiv...
ObjectiveEvaluating Health Information Technologies (HITs) can be challenging, but studies are neces...
applications in healthcare have existed for more than three decades, methods to evaluate outputs and...
We developed a prototype information system with an integrated expert system for headache patients. ...
<p>Today, there is literally a jungle of information systems supporting the healthcare industry. One...
Health information systems are our technological response to the growing demand for health care. How...
Background Health information systems have emerged as a major component in our response to the trend...
This thesis describes a project which has investigated the evaluation of information systems. The wo...
Although there is limited research and evidence base, it is reasonable to expect that high quality i...