Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics

Innovation in Health Informatics (formerly Informatics in Primary Care) is the house journal of BCS Health, the health informatics specialist group of BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. It publishes high-quality research papers, literature reviews and letters from both researchers and practitioners in the fields of social care, health and clinical informatics. Its focus is on informatics research from the front lines of health care and how informatics can support innovation in health and health care.

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Announcements

 

A new title and a new partnership

  

We are pleased to announce that from Volume 26, the journal will be published open access in partnership with BMJ under the new title: BMJ Health & Care Informatics. 

Dr Philip Scott of the University of Portsmouth will serve as Interim Editor-in-Chief for the first year of the journal’s transition to BMJ. 

The new submission site will go live shortly. Any submitted papers and papers accepted during the transitional period will be transferred to the new system. Accepted papers will be published in BMJ Health & Care Informatics, subject to author agreement.
Please note that logins to the old journal site will be deactivated once the new system goes live. Reviewers will be invited to enroll themselves with new/updated credentials once the new submission system is live. Authors will also need to register in order to progress their submission(s).
More information will follow shortly.


  
Posted: 2019-01-29
 
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Vol 25, No 4

Table of Contents

In this issue - Assumptions, openness, apps, collaborative working and a new editor
Simon de Lusignan
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Editorial

Time to mandate collaborative working is part of computerised medical record systems, at a time of general practitioner shortage
Simon de Lusignan
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260-262

Short report

Building Strong Health Supply Chain Systems: The Visibility and Analytics Network approach to improving the Nigeria Immunization Supply Chain
Chibuzo Ottih, Kevin Cussen, Mahmud Mustafa
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199-206

Research article

An instrument to identify computerised primary care research networks, genetic and disease registries prepared to conduct linked research: TRANSFoRm International Research Readiness (TIRRE) survey
Emily Jennings, Simon de Lusignan, Georgios Michalakidis, Paul Krause, Frank Sullivan, Harshana Liyanage, Brendan Delaney
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207-220
Newborn screening data management: proposing a framework for Iran
Haleh Ayatollahi, Sara Karimi, Maryam Ahmadi
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221-229
Mental health service users' perceptions of data sharing and data protection: a qualitative report
Emily Nina Satinsky, Corine Driessens, David Crepaz-Keay, Antonis Kousoulis
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239-242
A mixed method observational study of strategies to promote adoption and usage of an application to support asthma self-management
Chi Yan Hui, Brian McKinstry, Robert Walton, Hilary Pinnock
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243-253

Systematic review

The characteristics and capabilities of the available open source health information technologies supporting healthcare: A scoping review protocol
Ather Akhlaq, Brian McKinstry, Aziz Sheikh
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230-238

Practical applications and discussions

Five key strategic priorities of integrating patient generated health data into United Kingdom electronic health records
Kathrin Cresswell, Brian McKinstry, Maria Wolters, Anoop Shah, Aziz Sheikh
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254-259