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Transforming Healthcare: Policy Discourses of IT and Patient-Centred Care (Klecun)

This study pack contains the empirical research article Transforming healthcare: policy discourses of IT and patient-centred care by Ela Klecun, published in the European Journal of Information Systems (2016). The paper reviews literature on Patient-Centred Care (PCC) and IT and analyses England’s health policy from 1989 to 2013. Students learn how contested conceptualizations of PCC shape policy visions of IT-enabled healthcare modernization, why IT implementation often fails to deliver patient-centred transformation, and how misalignment between policy goals and technological solutions limits change. The article provides primary scholarly material for studying health informatics, policy discourse, and the organizational dimensions of information systems.

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Preview of 5-Lesson Study Plan on Klecun’s 2016 EJIS Article

5-Lesson Study Plan on Klecun’s 2016 EJIS Article Create a 5-lesson study plan based only on Klecun’s indexed 2016 EJIS article, covering: abstract/argument, contested PCC concepts, English policy timeline 1989–2013, IT misalignment and implementation failure, and implications for designing patient needs into IT-enabled services. 5 lessons 220 min

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Lesson 1: Abstract, scope, and core argument of the articleFrom: Policy_discourses_of_IT_and_patient-centred_care Why IT implementation fails to deliver patient-centred transformation in English health policy, 1989–2013From: Policy_discourses_of_IT_and_patient-centred_care Contested meanings of patient-centred care in Klecun (2016)From: Policy_discourses_of_IT_and_patient-centred_care

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Klecun (2016) findings and arguments10 cards Klecun (2016) key concepts: PCC, discourse, organization-centric vs patient-centred, policy periods10 cards

Practice tests

Klecun (2016) applied practice test: policy claims and evidence8 questions · pass 50% Klecun (2016) conceptual practice test8 questions · pass 50%