Effects of privacy and security on the acceptance and usage of EMR: The mediating role of trust on the basis of multiple perspectives

Enaizan, Odai; Eneizan, Bilal; Almaaitah, Mohammad Fathi; Al-Radaideh, Ahmad Tawfig; Saleh, Ashraf Mousa

doi:10.1016/j.imu.2020.100450

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“…Research has shown that the use of EHRs has the potential to help enhance the privacy, efficiency and cost- effectiveness of healthcare services ( 31 ). However, many factors may lead to the low acceptance of the EHR method, including high costs, respect for the data of the privacy user, social effects, too difficult to use method and lack of training ( 32 , 33 ).…”

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Non-communicable Disease Surveillance in Malaysia: An Overview of Existing Systems and Priorities Going Forward

Chandran

Kumar

Hairi

et al. 2021

Front. Public Health

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In 2012, the World Health Organization (WHO) set a comprehensive set of nine global voluntary targets, including the landmark “25 by 25” mortality reduction target, and 25 indicators. WHO has also highlighted the importance of Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) surveillance as a key action by Member States in addressing NCDs. This study aimed to examine the current national NCD surveillance tools, activities and performance in Malaysia based on the WHO Global Monitoring Framework for NCDs and to highlight gaps and priorities moving forward. A desk review was conducted from August to October in 2020, to examine the current national NCD surveillance activities in Malaysia from multiple sources. Policy and program documents relating to NCD surveillance in Malaysia from 2010 to 2020 were identified and analyzed. The findings of this review are presented according to the three major themes of the Global Monitoring Framework: monitoring of exposure/risk factor, monitoring of outcomes and health system capacity/response. Currently, there is a robust monitoring system for NCD Surveillance in Malaysia for indicators that are monitored by the WHO NCD Global Monitoring Framework, particularly for outcome and exposure monitoring. However, Malaysia still lacks data for the surveillance of the health system indicators of the framework. Although Malaysia has an NCD surveillance in place that is adequate for the WHO NCD Global Monitoring Framework, there are areas that require strengthening. The country must also look beyond these set of indicators in view of the increasing burden and impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes incorporating mental health indicators and leveraging on alternate sources of data relating to behaviors.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Non-communicable Disease Surveillance in Malaysia: An Overview of Existing Systems and Priorities Going Forward

Chandran

Kumar

Hairi

et al. 2021

Front. Public Health

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“…When user feeling comfortable, users will have the potential to continue using the technology because it is felt that the technology can help users in doing their work (Cheung & Lee, 2011). Individual characteristics influence the behavioral intention to use and embrace electronic medical record (EMR) (Enaizan et al, 2020). Perceived Enjoyment is part of the variable benefits which are three user perceptions of system characteristics (Al-Gahtani, 2002).…”

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Attitude Toward of Public Hospital Information System: The Role of Technology Readiness

2021

QAS

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The public hospital information system is implemented in hospitals in Indonesia to facilitate hospital management in terms of services. However, there are still obstacles in running the system in its implementation, such as errors in the system. Based on this, this study aims to study the Individual Factors of Public Hospital Information System. The target questionnaire is 110, shown to public hospital employees who use the public hospital information system, especially in the finance department. The results of this study indicate that the role of perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use can influence attitude toward. Then attitude toward influencing public hospital information system adoption. However, perceived enjoyment does not have a significant effect on attitudes toward using public health information systems. These are the characteristics of public hospitals that require the implementation of the system to run regardless of whether the application user is comfortable.

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“…Research has shown that electronic medical records have potential to assist enhance the privacy and confidentiality, and effectiveness of healthcare services [19]. However, challenges such as lack of training, privacy issues and high cost of installation have also been cited as potential set-backs [20]. Therefore, one option moving forward could be an expanded surveillance at the primary care level can provide important information on the progress of the different aspects of NCD services and utilization on a routine basis [21].…”

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An Overview of the Available Health System for Monitoring Non-Communicable Diseases in Malawi

Safary¹,

Mtaita²

2021

jcardiovascdisord

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Background: Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) are a major cause of morbidity and mortality in Malawi and they come second as the leading cause of death in adults after HIV and AIDS. The World Health Organization (WHO) highlighted the importance of NCD monitoring as a key action which were adopted by the Member States in addressing NCDs. The framework is composed of nine global targets and 25 indicators aimed at combating global mortality for the four main NCDs. This study aimed to examine the existing national NCD monitoring tools, activities and gaps in Malawi based on WHO Global Monitoring Framework for NCDs. Methods: A desk review was conducted from June to August 2021, to examine the existing national NCD monitoring tool in Malawi from multiple sources. Policy and program documents relating to NCD monitoring in Malawi from 2011 to 2021 were identified and analyzed. Results: The findings of this review are presented according to the three major themes of the Global Monitoring Framework: Health systems capacity, monitoring of risk factors, and monitoring of mortality and morbidity outcomes. Malawi has an NCD monitoring tool in place that is adequate for the WHO NCD Global Monitoring Framework. However, there are still gaps with data from monitoring health systems indicators of the framework and hence requires strengthening. Conclusion: The country must also look beyond these set of indicators and target increasing burden and impact of COVID-19 pandemic.

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Effects of privacy and security on the acceptance and usage of EMR: The mediating role of trust on the basis of multiple perspectives

Cited by 28 publications

References 52 publications

Non-communicable Disease Surveillance in Malaysia: An Overview of Existing Systems and Priorities Going Forward

Non-communicable Disease Surveillance in Malaysia: An Overview of Existing Systems and Priorities Going Forward

Attitude Toward of Public Hospital Information System: The Role of Technology Readiness

An Overview of the Available Health System for Monitoring Non-Communicable Diseases in Malawi

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