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Information technology and hospice palliative care: social, cultural, ethical and technical implications in a rural setting

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: There is a need to better understand the specific settings in which health information technology (HIT) is used and implemented. Factors that will determine the successful implementation of HIT are context-specific and often reside not at the technical level but rather at the process and people level. This paper provides the results of a needs assessment for HIT to support hospice palliative care (HPC) delivery in rural settings.

Authors

Kuziemsky C; Jewers H; Appleby B; Foshay N; Maccaull W; Miller K; Macdonald M

Journal

Informatics for Health and Social Care, Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 37–50

Publisher

Taylor & Francis

Publication Date

January 2012

DOI

10.3109/17538157.2011.613553

ISSN

1753-8157