SUBJECTS : Medical Informatics | Nursing | Patient Care | Information System
Informatics in Primary Care: 2014, vol: 21, issue: 3
- 1)- Simon de Lusignan. Making sense of taxonomies in health informatics. Informatics in primary care. 2014, 21 (3): 1-5
Cited : 1Read More - 2)- Eva Pietrzak, Cristina Cotea, Stephen Pullman. Does smart home technology prevent falls in community-dwelling older adults: a literature review. Informatics in primary care. 2014, 21 (3): 105-12Cited : 0Read More
- 3)- Sharon Levy, Lisa Henderson, Caroline McAlpine. Growing up with confidence: using telehealth to support continence self-care deficits amongst young people with complex needs. Informatics in primary care. 2014, 21 (3): 113-7Cited : 9Read More
- 4)- Zoe Morrison, Bernard Fernando, Dipak Kalra, Kathrin Cresswell, Ann Robertson, Aziz Sheikh. The collection and utilisation of patient ethnicity data in general practices and hospitals in the United Kingdom: a qualitative case study. Informatics in primary care. 2014, 21 (3): 118-31Cited : 3Read More
- 5)- Ruth A Bush, Vijaya M Vemulakonda, Sean T Corbett, George J Chiang. Can we predict a national profile of non-attendance paediatric urology patients: a multi-institutional electronic health record study. Informatics in primary care. 2014, 21 (3): 132-8Cited : 7Read More
- 6)- Filipe Prazeres. How do GPs versus GP trainees adapt to electronic health records? A Portuguese pilot study. Informatics in primary care. 2014, 21 (3): 139-41Cited : 0Read More
- 7)- Nancy Pandhi, Wan-Lin Yang, Zaher Karp, Alexander Young, John W Beasley, Sally Kraft, Pascale Carayon. Approaches and challenges to optimising primary care teams' electronic health record usage. Informatics in primary care. 2014, 21 (3): 142-51Cited : 4Read More
- 8)- David Barrett, S T Liaw, Simon de Lusignan. Unravelling the tangled taxonomies of health informatics. Informatics in primary care. 2014, 21 (3): 152-5Cited : 0Read More
