Rev. ed. of: Evaluating health care information systems. 1994. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Overview: theoretical perspectives and methodologies for the evaluation of healthcare information systems -- Qualitative research methods for evaluating computer information systems -- Multiple perspectives: evaluating healthcare information systems in collaborative environments -- Survey methods for assessing social impacts of computers in healthcare organizations -- Using the Internet for surveys and research -- Cognitive approaches to the evaluation of healthcare information systems -- Work-sampling: a statistical approach to evaluation of the effect of computers on work patterns in health care -- Evaluation of health informatics: social network analysis -- Evaluation in health informatics: computer simulation -- Computers in the consulting room: a case study of clinician and patient perspectives -- Introducing physician order entry at a major academic medical center, A: Impact on organizational culture and behavior, B: Impact on medical education -- Evaluating the capability of information technology to prevent adverse drug events: a computer simulation approach -- Implementing computers in ambulatory care: implications of physician practice patterns for system design -- Nursing documentation time during implementation of an electronic medical record -- Computer charting: an evaluation of a respiratory care computer system -- Research and evaluation: future directions.
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