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Assessing the business value of Australia's national e-health solution

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posted on 2016-01-01, 00:00 authored by Peter HaddadPeter Haddad, Imran Muhammad, Nilmini Wickramasinghe
The objective of this study, which represents part of a bigger research project, is to evaluate the business value of the Australian national eHealth initiative, namely My Health Records (previously the personally controlled electronic health record (PCEHR)). This research is predominantly qualitative, with data collected through a series of semi-structured interviews with different stakeholders of My Health Records, a survey that targeted the users of the system (Australia citizens), another survey that targeted the health services providers, including general practitioners (GPs), specialized doctors, nurses, and other physicians. To evaluate the business value of the PCEHR, we use the model of Business Value of IT in Healthcare. Our findings show that the My Health Records has the potential to provide quality, continuous, safe, and un-fragmented healthcare delivery, subject to a number of technological, organizational, and human requirements.

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Event

AMCIS Information Systems - Surfing the IT Innovation Wave. International Conference (22nd : 2016 : San Diego, California)

Publisher

Association for Information Systems (AIS)

Location

San Diego, California, USA

Place of publication

Georgia, Ga.

Start date

2016-08-11

End date

2016-08-14

Language

eng

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EN.1 Other conference paper

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2016, Association of Information Systems (AIS)

Title of proceedings

AMCIS 2016: Proceedings of the 22nd Americas Conference on Information Systems

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