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This article has been cited by other articles in PMC. Abstract Background: The electronic medical record EMR is considered to be a vital tool of information and communication technology ICT to improve the quality of medical care, but the limited adoption of EMR by physicians results in a considerable warning to its successful implementation.
Results: The present study incorporates 26 articles based on their appropriateness out of for the final analysis. Conclusion: The systematic review explores that physicians deal with different barriers as they intend to adopt EMR.
Keywords: adoption, barriers, electronic medical record, physicians, review. Introduction It has considerably consented that the usage of information technology IT in healthcare offers inclusive potentiality for improving the excellence, efficacy, and competence of the provided services, as well as personnel, meanwhile reduces the organizational overheads. Methods 2. Included studies By using the differing database search strategies, potential papers were identified.
Open in a separate window. Figure 1. Table 1 Analysis of studies included in this review. Ethical consent Ethical consent was not called for the present review as no human participants are involved in the present study. Results 3. Principle findings By applying different search strategies, a total of 25 barriers were identified, and these 25 barriers appeared times in total. Table 1 Continued Analysis of studies included in this review.
Table 2 Frequency of barriers. Figure 2. Demographic data On the per-country basis, most of the studies, 11 papers, conducted in the United States, represent more than half. Contributions and limitations The present review also contributes to theory and practice in multiple ways. Author contributions Bireswar Dutta: Prepare study design, Literature review, final draft, and conduct the Statistics.
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