Supporting health professionals through information and communication technologies: a systematic review of the effects of information and communication technologies on recruitment and retention.
作者： Marie-Pierre Gagnon , Hugo Pollender , Amélie Trépanier , Emmanuel Duplàa , Birama Apho Ly
关键词: Medical education 、 ICTS 、 Health care 、 Job satisfaction 、 Knowledge management 、 Information and Communications Technology 、 Psychological intervention 、 Grey literature 、 Health professionals 、 Medicine 、 Data extraction
摘要: Abstract Healthcare personnel shortage is a growing concern in many countries, especially remote areas, where it has major consequences on the accessibility of health services. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) have often been proposed as having positive effects certain dimensions recruitment retention professionals working healthcare sector. Objective: This study aims to explore impact interventions using ICTs professionals. Materials Methods: A systematic review literature was conducted, including following steps: exploring scientific gray through established criteria data extraction relevant information by two independent reviewers. Results: Of 2,225 screened studies, 13 were included. Nine studies showed positive, indirect, influence that may retention. Conclusions: Despite conclusions 9 reporting possible posi...
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