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.
We look to publish articles about how computers and information technology can be incorporated into clinical workflow and be used to measure quality and health outcomes. We are interested in how computerised medical records can better record the clinical status of patients and can be used to measure the quality, safety and efficiency of health care professionals and organisations – including primary care, hospital, mental health, and social and community care. The scope of the journal also includes integrated care and how genetic data might be used to enhance health care. Both qualitative and quantitative research will be considered.
Announcements
EFMI Special Topic Conference (STC) 2017 - Tel-Aviv, Israel 23-24th October 2017 |
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This will be held at the Hilton Hotel, Tel-Aviv, Israel. There will be invited papers and an open call – dates to be announced. Conference Topics: · Catering the information needs of patients, consumers and health professionals. · Integrating care by integrating data and information · Quality assurance of data and decision support tools · Educating the next generation of healthcare consumers · Working with the start-up industry: Lessons from the start-up nation · Using data during emergencies: Lessons learned from mass casualty events · The front line of big data in clinical practice: Barriers to research and implementation https://www.meetup.com/ILAMI-Israel-Association-of-Medical-Informatics-Meetup/events/237875943/ |
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Vol 24, No 2
Table of Contents
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Simon de Lusignan
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Research article
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Jennifer D Hall, Rose L Harding, Jennifer E DeVoe, Rachel Gold, Heather Angier, Aleksandra Sumic, Christine A Nelson, Sonja Likumahuwa-Ackman, Deborah J Cohen
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196–203
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Deborah Ruth Compeau, Amanda Terry
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204–215
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Kimberly D Pelland, Rosa R Baier, Rebekah L Gardner
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216–223
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Nicola Shaw, Suzanne McGuire
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228–233
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Gareth Hagger-Johnson, Katie Harron, Harvey Goldstein, Robert Aldridge, Ruth Gilbert
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234–246
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Kathrin Cresswell, Ann Slee, Aziz Sheikh
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247–251
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Short report
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Maria Parpinel, Laura Scherling, Stefano Lazzer, Vincenzo Della Mea
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224–227
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Technology report
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Anant Raut, Chase Yarbrough, Vivek Singh, Bikash Gauchan, David Citrin, Varun Verma, Jessica Hawley, Dan Schwarz, Alex Harsha Bangura, Biplav Shrestha, Ryan Schwarz, Mukesh Adhikari, Duncan Maru
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186–195
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Letter to the editor
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Miriam Gofine, Sunday Clark
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252–254
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Carol S Bond
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255–256
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