203 research outputs found
questionnaire based evaluation of patients´ attitudes across scenarios
Due to demographic changes and increasing user expectations, the European healthcare systems
are not able to serve the population’s future needs, so innovative technology-based solutions
must be taken into consideration. However, the efficacy of every technical solution
depends on the end-user; therefore, it is key to understand the patients’ digital preferences.
For this reason, the objective of this study is to investigate the mindset determining technology
acceptance. Distinctive contextual factors reflected in a range of health scenarios as well as
a variety of patient characteristics were included in the analysis. The impact of perceived usefulness
and incentives in form of information and financial rewards were tested
Technology acceptance in the healthcare sector "questionnaire based evaluation of patients´ attitudes across scenarios"
Due to demographic changes and increasing user expectations, the European healthcare systems
are not able to serve the population’s future needs, so innovative technology-based solutions
must be taken into consideration. However, the efficacy of every technical solution
depends on the end-user; therefore, it is key to understand the patients’ digital preferences.
For this reason, the objective of this study is to investigate the mindset determining technology
acceptance. Distinctive contextual factors reflected in a range of health scenarios as well as
a variety of patient characteristics were included in the analysis. The impact of perceived usefulness
and incentives in form of information and financial rewards were tested
Formal Identification of Right-Grained Services for Service-Oriented Modeling
Abstract. Identifying the right-grained services is important to lead the successful service orientation because it has a direct impact on two major goals: the composability of loosely-coupled services, and the reusability of individual services in different contexts. Although the concept of service orientation has been intensively debated in recent years, a unified methodic approach for identifying services has not yet been reached. In this paper, we suggest a formal approach to identify services at the right level of granularity from the business process model. Our approach uses the concept of graph clustering and provides a systematical approach by defining the cost metric as a measure of the interaction costs. To effectively extract service information from the business model, we take activities as the smallest units in service identification and cluster activities with high interaction cost into a task through hierarchical clustering algorithm, so as to reduce the coupling of remote tasks and to increase local task cohesion
Sources of Disaster: A Roundtable Discussion on New Epistemic Perspectives in Post-3.11 Japan
Excimer Laser LEsion Modification to Expand Non-dilatable sTents: The ELLEMENT Registry
Delta neutrophil index is an independent predictor of mortality in septic acute kidney injury patients treated with continuous renal replacement therapy
Managing a complication after direct stenting: removal of a maldeployed stent with rotational atherectomy
Navigating paradoxes and seeking legitimacy: an inside and outside perspective on business-to-nonprofit partnerships
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