Short-Term Impact Analysis of a Clinical Information System Adoption on Relieving Menstrual Distress in Women

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A Structural Model of An Integrated Information System for Health Promoting Behaviors After Radical Prostatectomy

“…The results of this paper, after receiving intervention, there was a positive change for physical factors after intervention than before intervention in the mean score of stress status. The finding was consistent with the result of earlier researches [11,19]. Therefore, it needs to perform systematic stress management.…”

“…Among men aged 70-79, the rate of prostatectomy increased by nearly 43% per year. There was a five-fold variation among SEER areas in radical prostatectomy rates in 2009, with a low of 74.8 per 100,000 in Connecticut and a high of 362.5 in Seattle [11][12][13]. Increases in rates of prostate cancer incidence and prostate surgery have occurred in the United States without clear evidence that screening and prostatectomy are effective in reducing mortality.…”

A Structural Model of An Integrated Information System for Health Promoting Behaviors after Radical Prostatectomy

“…Among men aged 70-79, the rate of prostatectomy increased by nearly 43% per year. There was a five-fold variation among SEER areas in radical prostatectomy rates in 2009, with a low of 74.8 per 100,000 in Connecticut and a high of 362.5 in Seattle [11][12][13]. Increases in rates of prostate cancer incidence and prostate surgery have occurred in the United States without clear evidence that screening and prostatectomy are effective in reducing mortality.…”

An Empirical Model of Information System to Improve Performance Ability in Patients with Crohn’s Disease

“…The disease was named after gastroenterologist Burrill Bernard Crohn, who, in 1932, together with two other colleagues at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, described a series of patients with inflammation of the terminal ileum of the small intestine, the area most commonly affected by the illness. Crohn's disease shares much in common with ulcerative colitis, another form of inflammatory bowel disease, but Crohn's disease can affect the whole gastrointestinal tract while ulcerative colitis only attacks the large intestine, and while ulcerative colitis can be cured by performing a total colectomy, surgery for Crohn's disease involves removing the damaged parts of the intestine and reconnecting the healthy parts, which does not cure Crohn's disease as it can recur after surgery, mostly at the site of the intestinal anastomosis or in other areas [7][8][9].…”