Author:Adebesin, F; Kotzé, Paula; Van Greunen, D; Foster, RDate:Jul 2013Although standardization is seen as the key to ensuring interoperability of healthcare information systems, the large numbers of standards available can make the selection decision difficult especially for a developing nation. This paper ...Read more
Author:Kotzé, Paula; Foster, RDate:Sep 2014The development and use of national guidelines for the exchange of patient-centric healthcare data from electronic medical record systems are essential for the consistent and efficient use and analysis of those data. These guidelines must be ...Read more
Author:Adebesin, F; Kotzé, Paula; Ritz, D; Foster, R; Van Greunen, DDate:May 2014There is growing concern over the fragmentation and inability of healthcare information systems (e-health systems) to exchange pertinent healthcare information that can empower healthcare professionals to make informed decisions regarding the ...Read more
Author:Adebesin, F; Foster, R; Kotzé, Paula; Van Greunen, DDate:Jul 2013The ability of healthcare information systems to share and exchange information (interoperate) is essential to facilitate the quality and effectiveness of healthcare services. Although standardization is considered key to addressing the ...Read more
Author:Barjis, J; Kolfschoten, G; Maritz, JohanDate:Dec 2013In developing countries, especially where a large proportion of the population still resides in rural areas, healthcare access and delivery are often poor, and can potentially benefit from innovative service models and supporting technologies. ...Read more