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Ambulatory computerized physician order entry implementation.

Year: 2005

Type: conference-paper

Abstract: As part of broader effort to identify success factors for implementing computerized physician order entry(CPOE), factors specific to the ambulatory setting were investigated in the field at Kaiser Permanente Northwest. A multidisciplinary team of five qualitative researchers spent seven months at four clinics conducting observations, interviews, and focus groups. The team analyzed the data using a combination of template and grounded theory approaches. The result is a description of fourteen themes, clustered into technology, organizational,personal, and environmental categories. While similar to inpatient study results in many respects,this outpatient CPO investigation generated subtly different themes.

Source: PubMed

Authors: Joan S Ash, Homer L Chin, Dean F Sittig, Richard H Dykstra

Institution: Oregon Health & Science University

Language: English

Topic: Electronic Health Records Systems

Subfield: Health Information Management

Field: Health Professions

Domain: Health Sciences

SDG: Good health and well-being

Open Access status: green

Funder: U.S. National Library of Medicine

Awards: Clinical Decision Support in Community Hospitals: Barriers & Facilitators, Clinical Decision Support in Community Hospitals: Barriers & Facilitators