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Evaluating health information technology in community-based settings: lessons learned.

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This study shares lessons for community health information technology (IT) evaluations. Academic collaborations can improve IT implementation by adapting community-based participatory research principles.

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Area of Science:

  • Health Services Research
  • Information Science
  • Community Health

Background:

  • Implementing health information technology (IT) is a national priority for enhancing healthcare.
  • Community-based organizations often lack expertise in evaluating health IT initiatives.
  • Independent evaluation is crucial for successful community health IT adoption.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe lessons learned from an academic collaborative evaluating community-based health IT.
  • To provide practical recommendations for researchers conducting similar health IT evaluations.
  • To adapt community-based participatory research principles for health IT evaluation.

Main Methods:

  • Formed a multi-institutional academic collaborative for independent evaluation.
  • Adapted principles of community-based participatory research for health IT.
  • Documented lessons learned across four key themes: partnership structure, communication, implementation timing, and methodology.

Main Results:

  • Key lessons emerged regarding the structure of academic-community partnerships.
  • Effective communication strategies were identified as critical for successful collaboration.
  • The relationship between IT implementation timing and evaluation study design was explored.
  • Methodological adaptations were necessary for community-based health IT evaluations.

Conclusions:

  • Academic collaborations can effectively support community health IT evaluations.
  • Adapting community-based participatory research offers a valuable framework.
  • Practical recommendations are provided to guide future health IT evaluation research.