Exploring the Role of Complexity in Health Care Technology Bottom ...

Even when bottom-up innovations arise within the same support organization, the complexity can vary based on the developmental phase and the ...

Conclusions. The NASSS framework increased the bottom-up innovators' understanding of the role of complexity in their innovations. The analysis provided ...

Exploring the Role of Complexity in Health Care Technology Bottom ...

Background: New digital technology presents new challenges to health care on multiple levels. There are calls for further research that ...

a multiple case study using the NASSS-CAT tool - ResearchGate

... explore the role of complexity in bottom-up innovations. within public ... health care and social care innovations involving technologies are typically ambitious ...

JMIR Publications on X: "JMIR HumanFactors: Exploring the Role of ...

JMIR HumanFactors: Exploring the Role of Complexity in Health Care Technology Bottom-Up Innovations: Multiple-Case Study Using the ...

Ulla Tang on LinkedIn: Exploring the Role of Complexity in Health ...

Ulla Tang's Post · Exploring the Role of Complexity in Health Care Technology Bottom-Up Innovations: Multiple-Case Study Using the Nonadoption, ...

Flowchart illustrating the study process when exploring the role of...

There are calls for further research that considers the complex factors related to digital innovations in complex health care settings to bridge the gap when ...

Challenges of implementing complexity in healthcare - Sage Journals

The importance and relevance of the science of complexity for healthcare has been written about extensively for over two decades. The problem ...

[PDF] Analysing the role of complexity in explaining the fortunes of ...

... technology-supported innovation programmes in health and social care. Complexity ... Exploring the Role of Complexity in Health Care Technology Bottom-Up ...

a multiple case study using the NASSS-CAT tool - Research Square

The aim was to explore the role of complexity in bottom-up innovations within public healthcare in a Swedish region. Methods: Four bottom-up ...

Mitigating the curse of complexity: The role of focus and the ...

Complexity of care, a key characteristic of the demand for healthcare, is a multi-dimensional construct with considerable implications for ...

Exploring Complexity in Health: An Interdisciplinary Systems Approach

The field of health is an increasingly complex and technical one; and an area in which a more multidisciplinary approach would undoubtedly be beneficial in ...

Examining innovation in hospital units: a complex adaptive systems ...

Some note that the complexity of healthcare delivery may make innovation in this setting more difficult and may require more adaptive solutions.

applying complexity thinking principles to transformation efforts in ...

A CAS-informed approach to transforming healthcare systems requires a connectionist (and potentially bottom-up) perspective, where knowledge is ...

Exploring the Role of Healthcare Administrators in Modern ...

Their ability to adapt to rapid changes in healthcare laws, technology, and patient ... patient care outcomes and lower staff turnover.

Toward a Values‐Informed Approach to Complexity in Health Care ...

Pragmatism emphasizes the importance of collecting and analyzing data with rather than on or for partner communities. Crucial to this process is ...

Role of perceived ease of use, usefulness, and financial strength on ...

Whether a healthcare organization wants it or not, it must implement and adopt information technology and software to plan its resources, store ...

Healthcare Technology – Arm®

Allowing more people to be genetically sequenced at lower cost provides the insight needed for faster medical diagnoses and more reliable drug development.

than red tape: exploring complexity in medical device regulatory affairs

Results: The findings reveal key sources of complexity within the regulatory landscape, divided into five domains: (1) regulatory language complexity, (2) ...

2 Imperative: Managing Rapidly Increasing Complexity

The complexity of the U.S. health care system means that patients and clinicians have more information to consider and more decisions to make than ever before.