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Appendix B: Literature Review Methods Literature Tables

HEALTH IT AND PATIENT SAFETY. Appendix B: Literature Review Methods Literature Tables B-1 Systematic Reviews B-2 Studies Examining Patient Safety and Health IT. PREPUBLICATION COPY: UNCORRECTED PROOFS. table B-1. Systematic Reviews Health IT. Study Component Study Purpose Time Frame Sample Size Outcome Measures Relevant Findings Black, A. D., J. Car, C Pagliari, C. Overview To determine the 1997 to 2010 53 systematic Benefits and risks associated There is insufficient empirical evidence in the Literature to Anandan, K. Cresswell, T. Bokun, impact of eHealth on reviews with various eHealth systems establish the impact of eHealth on the quality and safety B. McKinstry, R. Procter, A. Ma- the quality and safety ( , legibility, accessibility, of health care jeed, A. Sheikh. 2011.)

support systems for neonatal care. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (2):CD004211. CDS 1966 to 2007 3 studies – 2 random-ized control trials – 1 randomized crossover trial – Mortality within first 28 days of life – Mortality within the first year of life – Effects on physician or nursing staff performance – Staff satisfaction or

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