This study examined the association between electronic health record use and care coordination and clinical care quality for patients with diabetes, and how team working relationships modify these effects.
This study examined the relationships between the stage of electronic health record adoption, missed nursing care, and the nursing practice environment’s adverse effect on hospitalized patients’ outcomes and satisfaction.
This project used a mixed-method approach to investigate the validity of using electronic health record data for diabetes performance measures.
This dissertation work informed the creation of three conceptual frameworks related to the design of culturally-informed consumer health information technology.
This project adapted an existing Web-based program aimed at reducing alcohol consumption in non-pregnant women who drink at risky levels.
This project examined the role of health information technology on inpatient health care service demand.
This project examined adults aged 40-85 and their ability to conduct health management tasks within a simulated patient portal of an electronic medical record.
This study developed a thorough understanding of paper tools that nurses use to organize patient information and identified four major concepts.
