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Electronic Health Record in Bolivia and ICT: A Perspective for Latin America
The emergence of new technologies in society through its application to many areas and very diverse realities is a clear element in the time in which we live. The health sector has been unable to escape this reality and ...
Electronic Health Record in Bolivia and ICT: A Perspective for Latin America
The emergence of new technologies in society through its application to many areas and very diverse realities is a clear element in the time in which we live. The health sector has been unable to escape this reality and ...
Analysis of information competency through the transition from paper-based to electronic medical recordsAnálisis de la competencia en información mediante la transición de registros médicos físicos o electrónicosAnálise da competência em informação mediante a transição do prontuário físico para o eletrônico
(2017-10-01)
Currently, organizations experience a vast context of data systematization, information exchange, and knowledge building in a dense and fast pace. However, in many cases, one does not become aware of the aspects of great ...
Information = equity? How increased access to information can enhance equity and improve health outcomes for pregnant women in Peru
(Oxford University Press, 2018)
Background: The Peruvian health system provides care through numerous, disconnected health establishments and information systems. Our objective was to explore information use and needs of pregnant women to improve quality ...
Open source cardiology electronic health record development for DIGICARDIAC implementation
(SPIE, 2015-11-17)
This article presents the development of a Cardiology Electronic Health Record (CEHR) system. Software consists of a structured algorithm designed under Health Level-7 (HL7) international standards. Novelty of the system ...
Addressing healthy aging populations in developing countries: Unlocking the opportunity of eHealth and mHealth
(BMC, 2014)
Aging societies worldwide propose a significant challenge to the model and organisation of the delivery of healthcare services. In developing countries, communicable and non-communicable diseases are affecting how the ...