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    Use and acceptance of electronic medical records: the case of University of Cape Coast
    (2016-10-24) Uwumbornyi, Lasim Obed
    Arguably, 30% of all electronic medical records (EMR) technology implementation fail and most of these failures are not rather due to the lack of systematic considerations of human and other non-technology issues in the design and implementation process(Aldosari, 2003). it has been established that some health care professionals (HCPs) reluctantly use EMR or even resist the usage of installed networks at their workstations, due to their attitudes the system usage. Meanwhile, computer systems that not used cannot improve its organizational performance. to better explain and increase user acceptance, there is the need to understand why people accept or reject new information systems. The purpose of the study was to assess the acceptance and usage of EMRs in the provision of information for planning and management of health services in the University of Cape Coast (UCC) Hospital....

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