OBJECTIVES: This literature review identifies and categorises, from an organisational
management perspective, barriers to the use of HIT or ICT for health. Based on the review, it …

Background Health care is changing with a new emphasis on patient-centeredness.
Fundamental to this transformation is the increasing recognition of patients' role in health …

The Internet is increasingly used for health-related purposes and evolves with the ever-
changing needs of patients. The aim of this study was to assess the level of reliance on the …

E‐healthcare platforms start to integrate medical services across online and offline
channels, where providers can perform online consultations, schedule patients' offline visits …

Purpose Prior research on the use of the internet among cancer survivors indicates a digital
divide. The online landscape and patterns of information consumption, however, have …

The potential advantages of using the Internet to deliver self-care and behavior-change
programs are well recognized. An aging population combined with the increasing …

Mobile health apps (MHAs) and medical apps (MAs) are becoming increasingly popular as
digital interventions in a wide range of health-related applications in almost all sectors of …

Abstract Background In Poland, like in other European countries and in accordance with the
global trend, the number of computer users and people who have access to the Internet has …

Background Many Web-based health care platforms allow patients to evaluate physicians by
posting open-end textual reviews based on their experiences. These reviews are helpful …

Background Worldwide, patients have posted millions of online reviews for their doctors. The
rich textual information in the online reviews holds the potential to generate insights into how …