Contribution des technologies de l’information à la création de valeur dans le secteur de la santé
une analyse bibliométrique
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https://doi.org/10.23882/ijdam.24179Mots-clés :
Bibliometric analysis, Contribution, Health information technology, Healthcare, IT, Value. Organizational ResilienceRésumé
Associer de la valeur aux technologies de l'information (TI) est un défi de longue date. Depuis les années 1970, de nombreux chercheurs ont tenté d'explorer cette relation sous différents angles. L'objectif ultime est de fournir des informations qui aideront les organisations de soins de santé à mieux comprendre la valeur générée par les investissements informatiques et à orienter les recherches futures vers des études plus ciblées et efficaces sur la contribution des technologies de l'information sur les soins de santé. Méthodes : Il s'agit de mener une analyse bibliométrique des recherches existantes sur la valeur générée par les technologies de l'information dans les soins de santé pour comprendre comment ces technologies contribuent à la création de valeur. De plus, en utilisant des outils d'analyse contextuelle tels que le logiciel VOSviewer, l'étude vise à catégoriser et à mieux définir le concept de valeur générée par les technologies dans les soins de santé. Résultats : Les résultats révèlent que la valeur générée par les technologies de l’information dans les soins de santé peut être classée en trois catégories distinctes : la valeur organisationnelle, la valeur économique et la valeur sociale. Conclusion : Les résultats de cette discussion pourraient contribuer à une meilleure compréhension des origines et des tendances de la valeur créée par les technologies dans les soins de santé, permettant aux futurs chercheurs de concentrer plus efficacement leurs études sur l'apport de ces technologies sur les soins de santé.
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