Barriers and facilitators to the implementation and adoption of computerised clinical decision support systems: an umbrella review protocol.

Background: The implementation of computerised clinical decision support systems has the potential to enhance healthcare by improving patient safety, practitioner performance, and patient outcomes. Notwithstanding the numerous advantages, the uptake of clinical decision support systems remains constrained, thereby impeding the full realisation of their potential. To ensure the effective and successful implementation of these systems, it is essential to identify and analyse the reasons for their low uptake and adoption.

Monitored and Cared for at Home? Privacy Concerns When Using Smart Home Health Technologies to Care for Older Persons.

Background: States and families are facing growing challenges provide adequate care for older persons. Smart home health technologies (SHHTs) in the forms of sensor or robotic devices have been discussed as technical solutions for caregiving. Ethical and social concerns are raised with the use of such technologies for caregiving purposes, a particularly prominent one being privacy.

[Family Medicine in the Digital Age: Scenarios and Recommendations].

Aims: The aim of this study was to examine the situation of family medicine in the digital age in order to discuss future trends and outline recommendations for action.

Methods: We conducted a structured deliberative process employing elements of the scenario method and involving relevant stakeholder perspectives. Based on an empirically informed analysis of current situations and trends, the scenario method allows the formation of practical recommendations.