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Electronic Health Records prospects in Egypt : a demand-side perspective

Badran, Mona Farid - 2017

The present study sheds light on the expected factors that would impact the Electronic Health Records (EHR) service in Egypt from the demand-side perspective, i.e. the health care consumer. This empirical study is motivated by the widespread use of EHR as a method of promoting health services...

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School-Based Healthcare and Absenteeism: Evidence from Telemedicine

Komisarow, Sarah; Hemelt, Steven W. - 2023

. School-based telemedicine clinics (SBTCs) provide students with access to healthcare during the regular school day through …-based healthcare, telemedicine, that offers the potential to reach places and populations with historically low access to such care … (about 2 percent). Heterogeneity analyses suggest that these effects are driven by male students. Finally, we see suggestive …

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An Electronic Health Record Schema for Philippine Home Health Care : Preliminary Proposal

Carandang, Kristine Ann; Antonio, John Peter; Dorosan, … - 2023

Background. Home health care (HHC) has been found to improve patient access and satisfaction. In the Philippines, HHC has been recognized as a health service since 1995; however, it has remained under-documented despite the country’s explicit initiatives in using health data standards for...

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Are student absences worth the worry in US primary schools?

Gershenson, Seth; Jacknowitz, Alison; Brannegan, Andrew - 2015

to three times larger among fourth and fifth graders in North Carolina than among kindergarten and first-grade students … both low-income students and English language learners, particularly for reading achievement. Also, in North Carolina …

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Effects of compressed work schedules on sickness absence

Fevang, Elisabeth; Fidjeland, Andreas; Hauge, Karen; … - 2024 - This version: October 1, 2024

Steadily increasing demand for personnel has led health care providers to seek more efficient uses of the healthcare workforce. One potential solution is to find ways of organizing work schedules that are more attractive and sustainable for workers. The primary objective of this article is to...

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Depoliticizing Healthcare Licensure : Making Competence the New Standard for Licensing the Healthcare Workforce

Graboyes, Robert F. - 2021

The current system of healthcare licensure contributes to the high cost of and impaired access to medical care. Politics plays a perverse role in maintaining the status quo and prevents the healthcare workforce from adapting to the evolving needs and rapid technological advances of the 21st...

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Empowering customers in electronic health (e-health) through social customer relationship management

Mohammad Nabil Almunawar; Muhammad Anshari - In: International journal of electronic customer … 8 (2014) 1/3, pp. 87-100

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The Pac-Man principle in the healthcare market

Bongaerts, Robert; Henn, Harald; Khare, Anshuman - In: Phantom ex machina : digital disruption's role in …, (pp. 175-184). 2017

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Short- and intermediate-term impact of DTC telemedicine consultations on subsequent healthcare consumption

Dahlgren, Cecilia; Spånberg, Emma; Sveréus, Sofia; … - In: The European journal of health economics 25 (2024) 1, pp. 157-176

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Digital transformation of healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic : patients' teleconsultation acceptance and trusting beliefs

Baudier, Patricia; Kondrateva, Galina; Ammi, Chantal; … - In: Technovation : the international journal of … 120 (2023), pp. 1-11

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