Implementing electronic health record in a Nigerian General Hospital - Attah, Ambrose Ojodale
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There is an increase in the number of healthcare providers in Nigerian General Hospitals yearning for the computerization of health information and care delivery. However, there is a shortage of knowledge of the opinions of the diverse health care providers who would ensure the successful implementation and meaningful use of health information technology in these hospitals. This book explores the perceived challenges and prospects from the perspective of doctors, through their knowledge and experience, that is associated with the implementation of the electronic health record at the General…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
There is an increase in the number of healthcare providers in Nigerian General Hospitals yearning for the computerization of health information and care delivery. However, there is a shortage of knowledge of the opinions of the diverse health care providers who would ensure the successful implementation and meaningful use of health information technology in these hospitals. This book explores the perceived challenges and prospects from the perspective of doctors, through their knowledge and experience, that is associated with the implementation of the electronic health record at the General Hospitals where they practice. This study also sought their views on the benefits of the system when implemented. With an interpretive case study research approach, empirical material was collected from doctors at General Hospitals in three States in Nigeria using informal phone discussions.
Autorenporträt
Ambrose Ojodale Attah es un investigador en el ámbito de la sanidad con intereses de investigación que abarcan la implementación y la eficacia de las aplicaciones de telemedicina y las barreras a la eficacia de las iniciativas de intervención sanitaria en los países en desarrollo. Es licenciado en ciencias (fisiología), tiene un máster en salud pública y otro en telemedicina.