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    Attitude of Health Information Management Professionals, towards the Utilization of Electronic Medical Records in General Hospitals, Abuja, Nigeria
    (LEAD CITY INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LIBRARY, INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION SCIENCES [LCIJLICS], 2024) Abolade, Busayo. O.
    The use of electronic medical records (EMRs) is gradually becoming widespread in Nigeria but many hospitals that have implemented Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) are not enjoying the full benefits of these systems. This study examined the influence of Health Information Management Professionals (HIMPs)’ attitude towards the utilization of EMRs in general Hospitals, Abuja. Adapted questionnaire hinged on the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) was used for data collection and the sample size was one hundred and twenty-three (123) HIMPs. The data collected was analysed using both descriptive and inferential statistics. The results indicate a significant relationship between HIM professionals’ attitudes and the utilization of electronic medical records (EMR). Specifically, the data showed a moderately strong positive correlation (R = 0.686) between HIM professionals’ attitudes and EMR utilization, meaning that as attitudes improved, the use of EMR tends to increase. This suggests attitudes play a substantial role in determining the extent to which EMRs are utilized in healthcare settings. The study recommends priorities are given to periodic evaluation, effective training and motivation of HIMPs.

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