This project supported the Workshop on Health Information Technology and Economics (WHITE) conference that promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and communication in health information technology research by providing a forum for knowledge creation, sharing, and dissemination.
This project used qualitative methods to identify strategies for effective and efficient adoption of health information technology by home health agencies.
The purpose of this study was to optimize and evaluate a patient portal eLearning program aimed at older adults called the Theory-based Patient Portal eLearning Program (T-PeP).
The 2018-2020 annual Conference on Health IT & Analytics connected a wide range of academic disciplines, Federal agencies, policymakers, funders, practitioners, patient advocates, and industry professionals to develop a health information technology and analytics (HIT+A) research agenda and materials that were widely disseminated to identify trends and knowledge gaps in HIT+A.
