How the web was won … by some

Tattersall, Andy

doi:10.1111/j.1471-1842.2011.00945.x

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“…In the LIS community, as with teaching and research communities, there is a greater adoption of open source tools (Payne and Singh, 2010) and small technology start-ups. As with technologies post Web 2.0 (Tattersall, 2011), they have certain characteristics with some of the most notable tools freely available and specialist. This reflects the needs of LIS professionals and the groups they support, which are esoteric, but under increased capacity and financial strain.…”

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Technology has all the answers, but we must start thinking about asking the right questions

Tattersall

2019

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Technology has all the answers, but we must start thinking about asking the right questions

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“…It is of paramount importance for medical staff to get access to the needed information at libraries. The new Web 2.0 versions, currently being developed and implemented, allows to speed up this process [5]. Analyses are made as to which communication network is more rational and cheaper-telephone or Internet based [6].…”

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The patients’ opinion on the use of information technologies at the Seskine Outpatient Clinic and “Centro poliklinika” Outpatient Clinic of the city of Vilnius according to the age of patients

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Stundžienė³

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Objectives: The objective of this study is to assess patients' opinion of the information technologies (IT) electronic registration systems at the "Centro poliklinika" and Šeškinė outpatient clinics in Vilnius City. Material and Methods: The survey was conducted in May-June, 2012. In the course of the primary survey, one questionnaire was handed out to one in tenth of the newly arrived patients. Total number of 650 questionnaires was distributed. 563 respondents participated in the survey (feedback rate-86.6%). Statistical analysis of data was performed by means of personal computer using SPSS software package. Results: 54.7% of respondents state that they make use of the possibility of online registration with the family doctor. 85.05% of respondents indicate that a doctor, when making the next appointment or referring to the medical specialist, registers a patient on site by means of computer. Upon arrival of a respondent to the reception desk of the medical establishment, 90.3% of respondents are registered by means of computer. 72.4% of respondents say that they have a choice to telephone and inquire about the time of visit if they have forgotten the visit time or lost the appointment sheet. Majority of respondents using the online registration option belong to the age group between 21 and 40 years-35.3%. Conclusions: Answers by the respondents and the breakdown between "Centro poliklinika" and Šeškinė outpatient clinics are very similar and no essential differences have been determined.

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Web 2.0 and Health Information Technology

Kasemsap

2018

Optimizing Human-Computer Interaction With Emerging Technologies

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This chapter describes the overview of Web 2.0 technologies; Web 2.0 applications in learning and education; Web 2.0 applications in academic libraries; Web 2.0 applications in Knowledge Management (KM); the perspectives of Health Information Technology (health IT); the multifaceted applications of health IT; IT and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM); and the significance of health IT in the health care industry. Web 2.0 is the platform of the network which spans all connected services so that users can utilize them more efficiently. Web 2.0 technologies have various benefits by enhancing the opportunities for business collaboration and by sharing knowledge through online communities of practice toward gaining improved organizational performance. Health IT includes utilizing technology to electronically store, protect, retrieve, and transfer the information in modern health care. Health IT has great potential to improve the quality, safety, and efficiency of health care services in the health care industry.

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How the web was won … by some

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Technology has all the answers, but we must start thinking about asking the right questions

Technology has all the answers, but we must start thinking about asking the right questions

The patients’ opinion on the use of information technologies at the Seskine Outpatient Clinic and “Centro poliklinika” Outpatient Clinic of the city of Vilnius according to the age of patients

Web 2.0 and Health Information Technology

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