Journal of Health Informatics in Africa

Announcements

JHIA’s Impact Factor 2.422

2024-04-21

Our open-access Journal of Health Informatics in Africa (JHIA) publishes since 2013 scientific papers in English and French focusing on the use of information and ICTs in the healthcare sector in the broad sense in Africa. The International Scientific Indexing (ISI) certified that JHIA has Impact Factor value of 2.422. This is based on International Citation Report (ICR) for the year 2023-2024.

Current Issue

Vol. 11 No. 1 (2024)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.12856/JHIA-2024-v11-i1

Published: 2024-03-18

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Nicky Mostert

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Research Article

The Evaluation of Users' Acceptance of a Computer-based HIS at Benghazi Diabetes Centre

Salah Awami

1 - 9
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Positive Outcomes and Challenges of Electronic Health Record Systems: A Case of a Ghanaian Hospital

Benedict Abotsi, Emmanuel Agbemafle, Edem Ayimey

10 - 21
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Expert Perspectives on Competencies in Health Informatics for Informatics Students

Sophie Bhebe, Retha de La Harpe, Doreen Kaura, Boniface Kabaso

22 - 32
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Systematic Literature Review on Opportunities for Digital Innovation in the Healthcare Sector

Lufungula Osembe, Funmi Adebesin, Hanlie Smuts

33 - 50
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An Analysis of nurses lived experience with digital health technologies in practice

Faeda Mohsam

51 - 63
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Exploring Ghanaian Tertiary Students’ Perceptions Towards AI as a First-Hand Source of Health Information for Diagnosis and Self-Medication

Albert Junior Nyarko

64 - 76
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« 2arcf Systeme » Un Logiciel A Moindre Cout Pour L’interprétation du Rythme Cardiaque Fœtal

Lanto Nirina Aimé Rainibarijaona, Solonirina José Randimbison, Tahina Joëlle Rajaonarison, Fahafahantsoa Rapelanoro Rabenja

77 - 84
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Journal of Health Informatics in Africa

Announcements

JHIA’s Impact Factor 2.422

Current Issue

Full Issue

Editorial

Editorial

Research Article

The Evaluation of Users' Acceptance of a Computer-based HIS at Benghazi Diabetes Centre

Positive Outcomes and Challenges of Electronic Health Record Systems: A Case of a Ghanaian Hospital

Expert Perspectives on Competencies in Health Informatics for Informatics Students

Systematic Literature Review on Opportunities for Digital Innovation in the Healthcare Sector

An Analysis of nurses lived experience with digital health technologies in practice

Exploring Ghanaian Tertiary Students’ Perceptions Towards AI as a First-Hand Source of Health Information for Diagnosis and Self-Medication

« 2arcf Systeme » Un Logiciel A Moindre Cout Pour L’interprétation du Rythme Cardiaque Fœtal

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