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“Powerful yet fragile instruments of change”: Understanding and Improving the Design, Deployment and Use of Electronic Health Records 1. Previous Research and Track Record

The proposed research project is a collaborative undertaking involving members of the Division of Informatics and the Research Centre for Social Sciences at the University of Edinburgh, the Cooperative Systems Engineering Group at Lancaster University and the Digital World Research Centre at the University of Surrey. It brings together a multi-disciplinary group of researchers with established expertise in the study of ICT design and organisational innovation processes, legacy issues, databases, document and knowledge work, domain specific experience in healthcare, and a record of successful collaboration.