Evaluation of predicting factors towards successful implementation of electronic health records Department:Health Information Management By: yakubu82 Project ID: 7689 Rating: (5.0) votes: 1 Price:₦3000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractThe integration of Electronic Health (eHealth) systems has become a pivotal aspect of modern healthcare, promising enhanced efficiency, improved patient care, and streamlined clinical processes. This abstract summarizes a study aimed at evaluating the predicting factors that contribute to the successful implementation of eHealth initiatives within healthcare organizations. The research employs a comprehensive approach to identify key elements that influence the effectiveness and sustainability of electronic health systems. The study incorporates a mixed-methods research design, combining qualitative interviews with healthcare professionals, IT specialists, and administrators, along with quantitative analysis of data gathered from electronic health records and system performance metrics. By examining real-world case studies and drawing on experiences from diverse healthcare settings, the research seeks to establish a nuanced understanding of the multifaceted factors that play a role in the successful adoption and utilization of electronic health technologies. Key areas of investigation include organizational readiness, stakeholder engagement, interoperability, data security, user training, and the impact on patient outcomes. Through statistical analysis and thematic coding of qualitative data, the study aims to identify patterns, challenges, and success factors associated with the implementation of eHealth systems. The findings of this research have the potential to contribute valuable insights to healthcare administrators, policymakers, and technology developers involved in the planning and execution of electronic health initiatives. Understanding the predictive factors for successful eHealth implementation is crucial for optimizing resource allocation, addressing challenges, and fostering a culture of innovation within healthcare organizations. Ultimately, this research seeks to advance our knowledge and inform evidence-based strategies for the effective integration of electronic health systems, ultimately contributing to the enhancement of healthcare delivery in the digital age. ...Preview Download Preview +Other Health Information Management project topics and materials you might be interested in»Analysis of filing system and consequences of misfiling»Impact of health information management in healthcare delivery»Evaluation of the problems and constraints facing health record keeping and professionals»Assessment of challenges of health information management practice in General Hospital Ilorin, Kwara State»Analysis of filing system and consequences of misfiling patients health records in University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital, Kwara state»A study into causes of misfiling among health information management professionals in health records department - case study of University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital, Kwara state»Factors militating against effective documentation in health care delivery system in University of Benin Teaching Hospital Benin City, Edo state»Evaluation of confidentiality of patient health records among hospital staff»Evaluation of patient appointment system - a case study of university of Ilorin teaching hospital»Effect of lack of health information computerization in the primary health care system»Impact of electronic medical records on patients waiting time in health care delivery system in Federal Medical Center, Asaba, Delta state»Causes and consequences of breach of confidentiality of patient health information in Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Lagos state»Impact of health statistics in the health care delivery system at University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital, Ilorin, Kwara State»Evaluation of the importance of health information management in primary health care»Knowledge and perception of health information management professionals on electronic coding for quality clinical data in University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital, Ilorin, Kwara state