Clinical Knowledge Management : Opportunities and Challenges / by Bali, Rajeev K., 1972-, editor 652452, Gale Group (Online service) 651863

“…Clinical Knowledge Management: Opportunities and Challenges reinforces the implicit contention that the healthcare industry is calling for KM frameworks that can marry these two perspectives. …”
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In Vitro and In Vivo Efficacy of Topical Dosage Forms Containing Self-Nanoemulsifying Drug Delivery System Loaded with Curcumin by Gréta Frei, Ádám Haimhoffer, Enikő Csapó, Krisztina Bodnár, Gábor Vasvári, Dániel Nemes, István Lekli, Alexandra Gyöngyösi, Ildikó Bácskay, Pálma Fehér, Liza Józsa

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Patients' perceptions on clinics service quality by Shaleh, Mohammad Khairul, Baharun, Rohaizat

“…Even though the healthcare industry in Malaysia is not as competitive as compared to other more advanced countries like the United States and Japan, it doesn’t mean that the quality of the healthcare services need not be evaluated. …”
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Adopting Theories-Based Model Of Information Security Compliance Behaviour For Healthcare Employees In Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia by Tuwayrish S, Alanazi Sultan

“…This study seeks to advance knowledge about information security compliance behaviour (ISCB) in the Saudi healthcare industry, with a focus on how it may be enhanced from an employee standpoint.…”
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The Effects of Multilevel Orientations on Frontline Deliberate Learning by Jiajun Wu, Liwei Chen

“…The proposed model was tested using survey data from multiple respondents from the healthcare industry. The results indicate that knowledge articulation plays a mediating role in the influence of knowledge generation on knowledge codification. …”
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Explaining the Impact of Financial Leverage on Firm Performance in the Healthcare Sector in Sri Lanka by Fixed Cost Coverage Ratio by Senarathne Chamil W., Perera Tissa Ravinda

“…This paper finds that there is a significant negative relationship between financial leverage and firm performance in the healthcare industry in Sri Lanka. Furthermore, the fixed cost coverage by the utilization of fixed and operational assets is positively and significantly related to firm performance.…”
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ZERO HARM : HOW TO ACHIEVE PATIENT AND WORKFORCE SAFETY IN HEALTHCARE / by Clapper, Craig, editor, Merlino, James, editor, Stockmeier, Carole, editor

“…Their mission is to achieve zero harm in the healthcare industry, a lofty goal some hospitals have accomplished. …”

KAJIAN PROFILISASI ASET INFORMASI MENGGUNAKAN INFORMATION ASSET PROFILING DAN KUANTIFIKASI NILAI EKONOMISNYA BERDASARKAN ANALISIS RISIKO PADA INDUSTRI RUMAH SAKIT by Benny Ranti, Mohamad Tri Wicaksono

“…One primary issue in healthcare industry is the lack of proper management in its information asset. …”
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Maximizing student potential: Lessons for pharmacy programs from the patient safety movement by Ephrem Abebe, Amy Bao, Peter Kokkinias, Alissa L. Russ-Jara, Dan Degnan

“…One such sector that lends itself to cross-domain learning is the healthcare industry. Like HEIs, the healthcare industry has been experiencing pressure from its stakeholders, in this case, to address patient safety gaps. …”
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Challenges of Managing Information Quality in Service Organizations / by Al-Hakim, Latif, 1946-, editor 228396, Gale Group (Online service) 651863

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A survey of Internet of Things in Healthcare by Jia-Ji Wang, Rodney Payne

“…Recent advances in the healthcare industry have made it possible for more people to access healthcare and improve their overall health. …”
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Security and privacy issues in federated healthcare – An overview by Amalraj Jansi Rani, Lourdusamy Robert

“…The innovation in technology and improvisation in the medical field has given numerous advancements in transferring the medical data with foolproof security. In today’s healthcare industry, federated network operation is gaining significance to deal with distributed network resources due to the efficient handling of privacy issues. …”
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Screen-printed fabric electrode for electrocardiogram monitoring on commercial textiles by Jiarui Jin, Wang Jia, Xuemei Yang

“…This study demonstrated the feasibility of utilizing textile electrodes for applications in the wearable healthcare industry.…”
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Industrialization’s eye view on theranostic nanomedicine by Maharajan Sivasubramanian, Li-Jie Lin, Yu-Chao Wang, Chung-Shi Yang, Leu-Wei Lo

“…The emergence of nanomedicines (NMs) in the healthcare industry will bring about groundbreaking improvements to the current therapeutic and diagnostic scenario. …”
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Witnessing Workplace Incivility towards Burnout: a Conceptual Perspective by Wan Zhalkiatul Aida Ishak, Fais Ahmad, Khairol Anuar Ishak

“…Objective: This paper seeks to accentuate the significance in apprehension the factor, which is witnessed workplace incivility that resulted in burnout among the housemen in Malaysia where it is affecting the overall situation in healthcare industry Methodology: This is a proposed quantitative study that will be conducted in peninsular general hospitals in Malaysia by using self-administered questionnaire which related to workplace incivility and burnout.   …”
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Greeting robot by Tan, Peter Jen Wen.

“…One such example would be in the healthcare industry where robots are currently being developed to perform as nurses. …”
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CLOCS: contrastive learning of cardiac signals across space, time, and patients by Kiyasseh, D, Zhu, T, Clifton, DA

“…The healthcare industry generates troves of unlabelled physiological data. …”

The Study Of Human Organisation And Technology Factors Influence On Hospital Information System Satisfaction In Malaysia by Lee, Heng Wei

“…In addition, existing studies are mostly focused on a single perspective, either on the user perspective, organisation perspective or the technology itself in order to understand the factors which influence the adoption of information systems in the healthcare industry. Therefore, this study extended the Human-Organization-Technology Fit Framework to examine the HIS adoption in Malaysia by integrating human factors (computer self-efficacy and prior experience), organizing factors (subjective norms and facilitating conditions), and technology factors (perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use).…”
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Main human factors affecting information system security by Soltanmohammadi, Saeed, Asadi, Saman, Ithnin, Norafida

“…Finally, the effective human factors on Health Information System have been identified and the structure of Healthcare industry has been studied. Moreover, these factors are categorized in three new groups: Organizational Factors, Motivational Factors and Learning. …”

Overview of data security issues in hospital information systems by Masrom, Maslin, Rahim Li, Ailar

“…The aims of this paper are to explore and provide a better understanding of data security aspects in hospital information systems, and add more body of knowledge in information systems (IS) field in the healthcare industry. The views of previous researches are presented and discussed, and new area of interest to the IS and HIS community then are proposed.…”