Informatics in Primary Care

Information technology (IT) system users must be allowed to decide on the future direction of major national IT initiatives. But the task of redistributing power equally amongst stakeholders will not be an easy one
pp. 1-4(4)
Authors: Catwell, Lorraine; Sheikh, Aziz

Imminent adopters of electronic health records in ambulatory care
pp. 7-15(9)
Authors: Kaushal, Rainu; Bates, David W.; Jenter, Chelsea A.; Mills, Shannon A.; Volk, Lynn A.; Burdick, Elisabeth; Tripathi, Micky; Simon, Steven R.

Adoption of information technology in primary care physician offices in New Zealand and Denmark, part 5: final comparisons
pp. 17-22(6)
Authors: Protti, Denis; Bowden, Tom; Johansen, Ib

Identifying barriers to implementing a cardiovascular computerised decision support system (CDSS): a Delphi survey
pp. 23-33(11)
Authors: Wilson, Anne; Opolski, Melissa

Attitudes and practices of recording diabetic patient information within an Australian general practice setting: an exploratory study
pp. 35-39(5)
Authors: Civil, Mike; Bulsara, Caroline; Karner, Simone; Gaebler, Shauna; Bailey, Diane; Evans, Ann; Oslewski, Ed

Effectiveness of an HbA1c tracking tool on primary care management of diabetes mellitus: glycaemic control, clinical practice and usability
pp. 41-46(6)
Authors: Howard, Jane Anne; Sommers, Ryan; Gould, Odette N.; Mancuso, Michelina

Implementation of telehealth support for patients with type 2 diabetes using insulin treatment: an exploratory study
pp. 47-53(7)
Authors: Turner, Jane; Larsen, Mark; Tarassenko, Lionel; Neil, Andrew; Farmer, Andrew

Wii have a problem: a review of self-reported Wii related injuries
pp. 55-57(3)
Authors: Sparks, Dorothy; Chase, Daniel; Coughlin, Lisa