Records Management Journal: Volume 32 Issue 3

E-records management practices in public universities: a developing country perspective

Aubrey Harvey Chaputula

This study aims to investigate the management of electronic records (e-records) in public universities in Malawi.

Records management practices: are all its factors associated with administrative staff performance in chartered private universities in Uganda?

Assumpta Barigye, Francis Kasekende, Richard Mwirumubi

This paper aims to examine the influence of records management practices on staff performance among administrative staff in private universities in Uganda.

Challenges to using electronic health records to enhance patient safety, in a Small Island Developing State (SIDS) context

Aishath Selna, Zulhabri Othman, Jacquline Tham, Adam Khaleel Yoosuf

This paper is based on a study done to investigate patient safety in two of the largest hospitals in the Maldives, and part of that study was on challenges faced by nurses in…

Archives in Portuguese public policies: a steady place

Carlos Guardado da Silva, Luis Corujo, Maria Miguel Duque Perdigão

This study aims to examine the archives’ role in Portuguese public policies from 1976 to 2021, based on an analysis of decision-making and support mechanisms, as well as other…

Reevaluating the mission of control in records management: tools for a staff-centered approach

Kate Chandler

The purpose of this paper is to suggest that a user-centered approach to records management may result in more sustainable, intuitive and defensible records management programs…

Determining the requirements of a medical records electronic deficiency management system: a mixed-method study

Farzad Salmanizadeh, Arefeh Ameri, Leila Ahmadian, Mahboubeh Mirmohammadi, Reza Khajouei

Despite the presence of electronic medical records systems, traditional paper-based methods are often used in many countries to document data and eliminate medical record…