This study assesses physicians’ intention to engage with electronic medical records (EMR) in the context of pre-EMR implementation in developing countries. We developed a model and corresponding hypotheses grounded in the sociocognitive theory and the decomposed theory of planned behavior. A survey of physicians in the Middle-East was conducted and the results empirically analyzed via PLS. We f...

The advent of electronic medical records has made clinical information beyond that included in the imaging request more readily available to radiologists. Recent study has demonstrated that this additional information may affect interpretation and treatment in over 20% of cases [1]. However, most EMRs exist in a separate computer system from the PACS, which may present a barrier to use of the E...

BACKGROUND Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) are quickly becoming a standard component of medical practices. OBJECTIVES We longitudinally studied the impact of EMR implementation on physician perceptions of quality of care, documentation, and work hours, as well as on measured physician productivity. METHODS Physicians were surveyed at 3-month intervals regarding perceived impact of the EMR...

Background: Electronic medical records (EMR) are important to implement because they reduce doctors' workload, costs and errors. With Medical Records, Doctors health workers also benefit from easy access patient information which ultimately helps improve safety clinical decision-making such as diagnoses, allergic reactions, drug duplication. Record benefits patients of efficiency in the care pr...

Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems offer health care organizations numerous potential benefits. However, it can be difficult to ascertain whether users are satisfied with such systems, and if not, where concerns exist. Organizations wishing to evaluate a health care system implementation like an EMR system can choose from a variety of approaches that have been developed in the Information...

The introduction of an electronic medical record (EMR) has been rapidly accelerating in South Korea. The EMR was expected to improve quality of care, readability, availability, and the quality of data. However, the reluctance of healthcare providers to use the EMR may have caused a reduction of information recorded in EMRs. The purpose of this study was to identify whether there was any loss of...

The deployment of an electronic medical records (EMR) raises several important issues. Those addressed in this study are the access to such a system, satisfaction on security and authorization protocols follow, awareness backup recovery mechanisms place, appreciation training IT staff. This qualitative took place natural setting units' environments. A purposive sample 40 professionals Greece Om...

Health Information System is a systematic way of managing information at all levels government to provide healthcare services the community. In providing community, health system systemic management government. Every facility in Indonesia must maintain electronic medical records based on Permenkes No. 24/2022. This shows that role Systems needed system. However, using (EMR) Indonesian facilitie...

In many countries, the health care sector is entering into a time of unprecedented change. Electronic Medical Record (EMR) has been introduced into healthcare organizations in order to incorporate better use of technology, to aid decision making, and to facilitate the search for medical solution. This needs those professionals in healthcare organizations to be in the process of changing from th...

This paper proposes a patient-identity security mechanism, including an identity cipher/decipher and a user-authentication protocol, to ensure the confidentiality and authentication of patients' electronic medical records (EMRs) during transit and at rest. To support the confidentiality of an EMR, the identity cipher/decipher uses a data-hiding function and three logical-based functions to encr...