A new approach to interoperable information standards for health and social care: normalizing culture, contracts and co-design

Social Sciences

• Approach 100%
• Standards 80%
• Design 60%
• Professional Personnel 40%
• Technology 40%
• Normalization 40%
• Disc Recordings 40%
• Work 40%
• Health and Social Care 40%
• Process 40%
• Patients 40%
• Citizen 40%
• Cultural Change 20%
• Health Information 20%
• Organizational Change 20%
• Government Agency 20%
• National Cultures 20%
• Electronic Engineering 20%
• Contract Law 20%
• Model Theory 20%
• Theory 20%
• Evidence 20%
• Activity 20%
• Practice 20%
• UK 20%
• Change 20%
• Moral Concepts 20%
• Implementation 20%
• Strategy 20%
• Content 20%
• Routine 20%
• Information 20%
• Success 20%
• Progress 20%
• Maintenance 20%
• Adoption 20%

Computer Science

• Standards 80%
• Participatory Design 40%
• Process Theory 40%
• Records 40%
• Normalization 40%
• Cultural Change 20%
• Practical Issue 20%
• Success Factor 20%
• Health Information 20%
• Widespread Adoption 20%
• Professional Body 20%
• Design 20%
• Electronics 20%

INIS

• design 60%
• information 40%
• patients 40%
• implementation 20%
• iterative methods 20%
• maintenance 20%
• contracts 20%
• procurement 20%