Papers by Abbas Naseri Taheri
E-Health Two-Sided Markets, 2017
The modernization of healthcare through the introduction of health information technology (HIT) h... more The modernization of healthcare through the introduction of health information technology (HIT) has decreased the number of medical errors associated with specific healthcare processes such as medication ordering, dispensing, and administration. Alternatively, with the introduction of new HIT, there has emerged a new type of medical error—the technology-induced error. Technology-induced errors arise from interactions between health professionals and HIT and the interfacing of differing types of HIT (e.g., a physician order entry system and a pharmacy information system). Technology-induced errors have led to the development of a two-sided market with the aid of two platforms: Medline® and MAUDE®. Medline® has provided researchers with opportunities to report on research findings describing technology-induced errors and offered healthcare consumers, vendors, and healthcare organizations the opportunity to review this literature. MAUDE®, an open access error reporting system used by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States, has been used by health professionals and health informatics/HIT professionals to report on technology-induced errors that have been encountered. This has led to a two-sided market where healthcare consumers, health professionals, and HIT professionals can exchange information about how technology-induced errors occur and the solutions that support their reduction and mitigation.
A review of the literature on religion and advertisement led to the identification of three lines... more A review of the literature on religion and advertisement led to the identification of three lines of studies examining the influence of religion on advertising. These three lines of studies focused on attitude toward advertising of controversial products, presence of religious values in advertisements executions, and the consumers' reactions to advertisement containing religious cues or symbols. The latter line has been followed modestly in Christian context but not in Islamic context of advertising. Hijab as a significant religious cue might peripherally generates a favorable attitude toward advertisement among Muslims. It is suggested that information processing theories like Elaboration Likelihood Model provides a pertinent theoretical framework to examine this effect empirically.
A review of the literature on religion and advertisement led to the identification of three lines... more A review of the literature on religion and advertisement led to the identification of three lines of studies examining the influence of religion on advertising. These three lines of studies focused on attitude toward advertising of controversial products, presence of religious values in advertisements executions, and the consumers’ reactions to advertisement containing religious cues or symbols. The latter line has been followed modestly in Christian context but not in Islamic context of advertising. Hijab as a significant religious cue might peripherally generates a favorable attitude toward advertisement among Muslims. It is suggested that information processing theories like Elaboration Likelihood Model provides a pertinent theoretical framework to examine this effect empirically.
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Papers by Abbas Naseri Taheri