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Browsing publications by Professor Teresa Waring

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYearFull text
Professor Teresa Waring
Dr Rebecca Casey
Benefits realisation from IT-enabled innovation: A capability challenge for NHS English acute hospital trusts?2018
Professor Teresa Waring
Dr Rebecca Casey
Benefits Realisation in Acute Hospitals in England – A Strategic Management Perspective2015
Dr Rebecca Casey
Professor Teresa Waring
Benefits Realisation of Information Technology in the National Health Service: A Paradigmatic Review2015
Professor Teresa Waring
Information management and technology strategy development in the UK's acute hospital sector: a maturity model perspective2015
Professor Teresa Waring
Innovations in inpatient flow and bed management An action research project in a UK acute care hospital2015
Professor Teresa Waring
Open Source Software implementation in the UK public sector: Evidence from the field and implications for the future2005
Professor Teresa Waring
Three domains for implementing integrated information systems: Redressing the balance between technology, strategic and organisational analysis2004
Professor Teresa Waring
Communicating the complexity of computer-integrated operations: An innovative use of process modelling in a North East hospital trust2002
Professor Teresa Waring
Enhancing Clinical and management Discourse in ICT Implementation2002
Anna Buehring
Professor Teresa Waring
From theory into practice: A feminist perspective on Information Systems Integration and Cultural Change2001
Professor Teresa Waring
The Information Management and Technology Strategy of the UK National Health Service: determining progress in the NHS acute hospital sector2000