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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"PaJMa"”.

  1. A pre-post study of patient journey modeling as a change management tool to increase clinician acceptance of EHRs.

    … to the surveys, current and future state PaJMa (patient journey modeling architecture) models representing technology use and process flows of all units were created by observational studies, and served as change management tools. These PaJMa models were then presented as part of an …

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  2. A framework for quality improvement and evaluation of a clinical decision support system in NICU environment in cross-cultural settings.

    … and the Patient Journey Model Architecture (PaJMa); with the purpose of providing a new approach for quality improvement in a NICU environment and evaluating the effectiveness of the CDSS which was implemented as a tool to support the quality improvement research. The approach is extending …

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  3. Modeling process and information systems: leveraging technology to improve service operations

    … Patient Journey Modeling Architecture (PaJMA) or Customer-Centric Process Improvement Methodology (CCPIM), and incorporate Electronic Health Record (EHR) access data to develop and validate process models which reflect the patient care journey or business service operations. Our aim was …

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  4. HITEQI-A framework to implement health information technology-enabled quality improvement.

    … a structured CM approach while utilizing PaJMa to provide a patient centred approach that supports clinician information needs and workflows across intra/inter-organizational boundaries.

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