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| author | Ifokpudo, Famisa Adekoya, Adeyemi Olayiwola, Olumide Oludotun, Oluwasanmi |
| author_facet | Ifokpudo, Famisa Adekoya, Adeyemi Olayiwola, Olumide Oludotun, Oluwasanmi |
| contents | <p>The adoption of digital health records (DHRs) in urban youth health centers is a critical area for improving healthcare delivery and outcomes in Nigeria. The study will employ mixed-methods including surveys to assess user satisfaction (N = 200) and observational studies to measure system usability (N = 10). User adoption rates in the DHR systems were notably high, with over 85% of health professionals using the digital records within six months. The implementation of DHRs has improved operational efficiency and user satisfaction in urban youth health centers across Lagos, Nigeria. Further research should explore scalability and sustainability of these systems in diverse settings to support wider adoption.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Adoption and Performance Evaluation of Digital Health Records in Urban Youth Health Centers in Lagos, Nigeria 2012 Ifokpudo, Famisa Adekoya, Adeyemi Olayiwola, Olumide Oludotun, Oluwasanmi Digital Health Records Sub-Saharan Africa Geographic Information Systems Participatory Action Research E-health Telemedicine Community Engagement <p>The adoption of digital health records (DHRs) in urban youth health centers is a critical area for improving healthcare delivery and outcomes in Nigeria. The study will employ mixed-methods including surveys to assess user satisfaction (N = 200) and observational studies to measure system usability (N = 10). User adoption rates in the DHR systems were notably high, with over 85% of health professionals using the digital records within six months. The implementation of DHRs has improved operational efficiency and user satisfaction in urban youth health centers across Lagos, Nigeria. Further research should explore scalability and sustainability of these systems in diverse settings to support wider adoption.</p> |
| title | Adoption and Performance Evaluation of Digital Health Records in Urban Youth Health Centers in Lagos, Nigeria 2012 |
| topic | Digital Health Records Sub-Saharan Africa Geographic Information Systems Participatory Action Research E-health Telemedicine Community Engagement |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18966021 |