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"To Err Is Evolution": We Need the Implementation Report to Learn
Caroline Perrin Franck1,2, Antoine Geissbuhler1,2,3, Christian Lovis1,3
1Campus Biotech, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland.
JMIR Medical Informatics
|April 4, 2023
Summary
JMIR Medical Informatics introduces implementation reports for sharing real-world experiences with health technology and clinical intervention deployment. This new format facilitates rapid documentation and dissemination of digital health project insights.
Area of Science:
- Health Informatics
- Digital Health Implementation
- Clinical Intervention Studies
Background:
- The need for practical insights into health technology deployment.
- Limited avenues for sharing real-world implementation experiences.
- Assessing the effectiveness of digital health projects requires practical data.
Discussion:
- The goal is to accelerate the sharing of practical experiences in digital health implementation.
- This facilitates learning from diverse perspectives in the field.
Key Insights:
- Implementation reports offer valuable insights into the practical challenges and successes of health technology deployment.
- They provide a platform for researchers and practitioners to share lessons learned.
Outlook:
- This initiative aims to enhance the understanding and effectiveness of digital health projects globally.
- It encourages broader adoption and improvement of health technologies through shared knowledge.
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