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  Health Information Exchange: exploring the primary barriers to Health Information Exchange both nationally and internationally


   School of Medicine, Pharmacy and Health

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  Dr S Slight, Dr AK Husband  No more applications being accepted  Self-Funded PhD Students Only

About the Project

PLEASE NOTE THAT STUDENTS MUST PROVIDE THEIR OWN FUNDING FOR THIS PROJECT.

Health Information Exchange is the secure electronic transmission of patient information across healthcare settings. For nearly two decades, countries around the World have struggled with facilitating Health Information Exchange; unfortunately, the failures far outnumber the successes. It is a Global Challenge, which if left unaddressed presents countries like the U.K. with potentially insurmountable difficulties to extend healthcare growth.

This PhD project will explore the primary barriers to Health Information Exchange both nationally and internationally, and propose potential solutions to help overcome these barriers.

This project will allow the successful candidate to gain skills in quantitative and qualitative methodologies, which are widely used in health services research.

Funding Notes

For entry requirements see https://www.dur.ac.uk/school.health/research/degrees/entry/
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