Data and Knowledge Management in Designing Healthcare Information Systems

Mahmood, Nadeem; Burney, Aqil; Abbas, Zain; Rizwan, Kashif

doi:10.5120/7745-0798

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“…Therefore factor of culture stimulates members to share the knowledge and use it instinctively (Abdul Rahman, 2011). The success of teamwork may be influenced by the extent how intelligently knowledge is being shared to improve patient care services (Jadad, Haynes, Hunt, & Browman, 2000;Mahmood, Burney, Abbas, & Rizwan, 2012) which is amongst one of the prime factors to improve healthcare process. This study intends to provide empirical verification to determine the effect of KS on team performance through the lens of team culture.…”

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The Effect of Knowledge Sharing on Team Performance through Lens of Team Culture

Jamshed¹,

Nazri²,

Bakar³

2018

AJBMR

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Knowledge Sharing is a significant facilitator of performance in organizations through teams for gaining competitive advantage. However, very few studies investigated the relationship between knowledge sharing and team environment with a subsequent effect on team performance. For effective team performance, team members are encouraged to exchange their varied knowledge, opinions, paradigms, and expertise required to accomplish team tasks. Therefore, this study attempts to investigate the effect of knowledge sharing on team performance through the lens of team culture. A quantitative study by employing survey method was conducted by collecting data from healthcare teams working in healthcare institutions of Pakistan. The study examines the direct and indirect effect of team culture on team performance by statistically testing the research model by utilizing the technique of structural equation modeling. Results from response by106 teams comprised of 397 members' exhibit that teams with visible performance indicators depict strong team cultures which deemed important for sharing knowledge amongst team members. The study findings provide useful insights and contribute to the literature of team performance and knowledge sharing in the healthcare sector and urge administrators to encourage team members to share their expertise enhancing the performance of teams.

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The Effect of Knowledge Sharing on Team Performance through Lens of Team Culture

Jamshed¹,

Nazri²,

Bakar³

2018

AJBMR

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“…The advancements in ICT and related services have paved way for availability of cost effective facilities to the people around the globe [17]. As already pointed out, the accelerated penetration of electronic devices into new markets has fuelled interest in eHealth, i.e.…”

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“…Figure 8 shows conceptual model of a mHealth system [17]. The model highlights that a mobile phone, laptop, or PDA can be used to connect to the health system through GSM network or Internet.…”

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Prospects for Mobile Health in Pakistan and Other Developing Countries

Burney¹,

Abbas²,

Mahmood³

et al. 2013

AIT

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Pakistan is a developing country with more than half of its population located in rural areas. These areas neither have sufficient health care facilities nor a strong infrastructure that can address the health needs of the people. The expansion of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) around the globe has set up an unprecedented opportunity for delivery of healthcare facilities and infrastructure in these rural areas of Pakistan as well as in other developing countries. Mobile Health (mHealth)-the provision of health care services through mobile telephony-will revolutionize the way health care is delivered. From messaging campaigns to remote monitoring, mobile technology will impact every aspect of health systems. This paper highlights the growth of ICT sector and status of health care facilities in the developing countries, and explores prospects of mHealth as a transformer for health systems and service delivery especially in the remote rural areas.

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“…Health is the major concern for all age groups and for all genders as Health Information System [19] are on the demanding research field. Majority of patients who lie between the ages of 40 to 70 years having critical diseases which may be caused due to age factor, inherited family disease, and improper routine checkup.…”

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Survey of Applications of Complex Event Processing (CEP) in Health Domain

Mahmood

Pasha

2017

SJCMS

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Abstract:It is always difficult to manipulate the production of huge amount of data which comes from multiple sources and to extract meaningful information to make appropriate decisions. When data comes from various input resources, to get required streams of events form this complex input network, the one of the strong functionality of Business Intelligence (BI) the Complex Event Processing (CEP) is the appropriate solution for the abovementioned problems. Real time processing, pattern matching, stream processing, big data management, sensor data processing and many more are the application areas of CEP. Health domain itself is a multidimension domain such as hospital supply chain, OPD management, disease diagnostic, Inpatient, out-patient management, and emergency care etc. In this paper, the main focus is to discuss the application areas of Complex Event Processing (CEP) in health domain by using sensor device, such that how CEP manipulate health data set events coming from sensor devices such as blood pressure, heartbeat, fall detection, sugar level, temperature or any other vital signs and how these systems respond to these events as quickly as possible. Different existing models and application using CEP are discussed and summarized according to different characteristics.

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Data and Knowledge Management in Designing Healthcare Information Systems

Cited by 10 publications

References 18 publications

The Effect of Knowledge Sharing on Team Performance through Lens of Team Culture

The Effect of Knowledge Sharing on Team Performance through Lens of Team Culture

Prospects for Mobile Health in Pakistan and Other Developing Countries

Survey of Applications of Complex Event Processing (CEP) in Health Domain

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