• An analysis of health information technology-related adverse events: technology-induced errors and vendor reported solutions 

  Pequegnat, Victoria (2019-08-07)

  Health information technology has been widely accepted as having the potential to decrease the prevalence of adverse events and improve workflows and communication between healthcare workers. However, the emergence of ...
• Consumer medication information: memory, perceptions, preferences, and information needs 

  Monkman, Helen (2018-12-19)

  INTRODUCTION: Electronic health resources are becoming prevalent. However, consumer health information is still predominantly text based. Relying on text alone to deliver health information may not be the most effective ...
• Evaluating a post-implementation electronic medical record training intervention for diabetes management in primary care 

  Randhawa, Gurprit Kaur (2018-12-05)

  Electronic medical records (EMR) can be used by Primary Care Physicians (PCP) to support diabetes care in a proactive and planned way. Although the majority of Canadian PCPs have adopted an EMR, advanced use of the EMR is ...
• What do key informants think about information quality in acute care in relation to information technology: an exploratory study 

  Keay, Elizabeth (2018-10-09)

  The published literature indicates that large information system implementations are often expensive failures with costs to human safety largely because of missing or corrupt information. This has generated the overall ...
• User perspectives of electronic referral to inform pan-Canadian implementation 

  Alarakhia, Mohamed (2018-10-01)

  Long wait times for elective services are seen as one of the major challenges for Canadian healthcare. Canadians report that they wait longer for specialists than citizens in other countries. An average of 25% of patients ...
• Evaluating the effect of display size on the usability and the perceptions of safety of a mobile handheld application for accessing electronic medical records 

  Minshall, Simon (2018-09-27)

  INTRODUCTION: While mobile device use by physicians increases, there is an increased risk that errors committed while using mobile devices can lead to harm. This mixed-method study evaluates the effects of screen size ...
• Shared decision making via personal health record technology as normalized practice for youth with Type 1 diabetes 

  Davis, Selena (2018-09-04)

  Engaging youth with Type 1 diabetes (T1D) in the self-management of daily tasks and decision- making provides opportunities for positive health outcomes. However, emerging adulthood and care transitions are associated with ...
• Health link: a wide area telecommunication network for health care providers 

  McDaniel, James Grennell (2018-07-11)

  Early computerized health information systems supported applications in hospital records and laboratory data collection. Since that time, software has been developed for a number of health care providers such as doctors ...
• Business intelligence: assimilation and outcome measures for the health sector 

  Loewen, Elizabeth (Liz) (2017-12-18)

  Increased adoption of health information systems in clinical practice has set a foundation for use of this data for Business Intelligence (BI). BI is the use of specialized tools to collect, analyze, and present organizational ...
• Extending dimensional modeling through the abstraction of data relationships and development of the semantic data warehouse 

  Hart, Robert (2017-12-04)

  The Kimball methodology, often referred to as dimensional modelling, is well established in data warehousing and business intelligence as a highly successful means for turning data into information. Yet weaknesses exist ...
• Capturing culturally safe nursing care 

  Lewis, Adrienne (2017-08-28)

  ABSTRACT This thesis represents a two phase, qualitative study using both Expert Review Panel and Delphi Panel research methods. The two research questions guiding this study were: 1) Phase I: What does culturally ...
• Identification & visualization of patient information elements to support chronic iIlness care: a scoping review and pilot study 

  Kinch, Vanessa (2017-08-18)

  Purpose: The purpose of this thesis is to determine what is known from the literature about the use of Clinical Information Systems (CIS’s) to support the information needs of individual health care providers (HCP), in ...
• Applications of telehealth in the practice, upgrading of knowledge, and communication of physicians with their colleagues and patients in Canada 

  Vahedi, Irandokht (2017-05-01)

  Applications of Telehealth in the practice, upgrading of knowledge, and communication of physicians with their colleagues and patients in Canada was explored in this study. The research used exploratory-grounded theory to ...
• Patient outcomes at St. Boniface Hospital in Manitoba: a second user satisfaction assessment of the C-HOBIC assessment tool 

  Hunt, Al (2017-04-24)

  Objective: The researcher replicated 12 questions from a previous user satisfaction study for the C-HOBIC assessment tool at St. Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg Manitoba. The research questions were: (a) what is user ...
• Finding common ground: the road to electronic interprofessional documentation 

  McDonald, Kristie (2017-04-21)

  This thesis portrays a research study undertaken to explore the unknown concept of electronic interprofessional documentation. Academic literature largely centers on multidisciplinary electronic documentation yet clinicians ...
• Health information needs for initial assessments of children-in-care 

  Thompson, Cori Denise (2017-04-13)

  Children and youth in state or statutory care (children-in-care) are at a higher risk of not having their health needs met than the general pediatric population. A literature review found a paucity of evidence on the health ...
• Towards a big data analytics platform with Hadoop/MapReduce framework using simulated patient data of a hospital system 

  Chrimes, Dillon (2016-11-28)

  Background: Big data analytics (BDA) is important to reduce healthcare costs. However, there are many challenges. The study objective was high performance establishment of interactive BDA platform of hospital system. Methods: ...
• Impact of a mental health training program for general practitioners on practice behaviour 

  Lupton, Sarah (2016-11-24)

  Background: Accrual of continuing medical education credits is part of licensure in family medicine but opinions are mixed as to whether the training has an impact on clinical practice. Literature does suggest that practice ...
• The impact of computerized provider order entry on nursing practice 

  Vito, Rosabella (2016-08-15)

  The Institute of Medicine reported seven thousand deaths annually due to medication errors. It is estimated that two out of one hundred admissions experience a preventable adverse medication event resulting in an average ...
• Towards a framework for telenurses’ decision making: the decision ladder 

  Tuden, Danica S. (2016-05-26)

  Telenursing is a highly specialized area of nursing practice that has evolved in response to the advent of new technologies within the delivery of health care. Telenursing has been defined as “the use of communications and ...

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