Evaluation Of Laboratory And Radiology Health Records Influence On Healthcare Service Delivery In Government Owned Hospitals In The Southern Zone Of Cross River State Nigeria

This study investigated the influence of laboratory and radiology electronic health records and healthcare service delivery in the Southern zone of Cross River State, Nigeria. Adopting a survey design using stratified proportionate random sampling technique, a One-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) was used to test the hypotheses which revealed a significant main effect of laboratory and radiology health records on healthcare service delivery of *P<0.05 and df=2:354. Findings based on the hypotheses revealed that the p-value of (.000) is < .05 level of significance; thereby rejecting the null hypotheses and accepting the alternate hypotheses. This further revealed that, laboratory; radiology electronic health records exert a significant influence on healthcare service delivery. Therefore, it was concluded that the low level of healthcare service delivery in the Southern zone of Cross River State could be associated with low utilization of laboratory and radiology electronic health records which have negative impact on healthcare service delivery.

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Global Journal of Pure and Applied Science
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2025-04-23
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https://doi.org/10.4314/gjpas.v31i3.1
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Medical Coding and Health Information
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Evaluation Of Laboratory And Radiology Health Records Influence On Healthcare Service Delivery In Government Owned Hospitals In The Southern Zone Of Cross River State Nigeria

Ifere Mimi Patricia Eugene, Oluwaseun Omowumi Akin Fakorede, Angereke Felicia
Global Journal of Pure and Applied Science
Medical Coding and Health Information
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Evaluation Of Laboratory And Radiology Health Records Influence On Healthcare Service Delivery In Government Owned Hospitals In The Southern Zone Of Cross River State Nigeria

Ifere Mimi Patricia Eugene, Oluwaseun Omowumi Akin Fakorede, Angereke Felicia
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Abstract

This study investigated the influence of laboratory and radiology electronic health records and healthcare service delivery in the Southern zone of Cross River State, Nigeria. Adopting a survey design using stratified proportionate random sampling technique, a One-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) was used to test the hypotheses which revealed a significant main effect of laboratory and radiology health records on healthcare service delivery of *P<0.05 and df=2:354. Findings based on the hypotheses revealed that the p-value of (.000) is < .05 level of significance; thereby rejecting the null hypotheses and accepting the alternate hypotheses. This further revealed that, laboratory; radiology electronic health records exert a significant influence on healthcare service delivery. Therefore, it was concluded that the low level of healthcare service delivery in the Southern zone of Cross River State could be associated with low utilization of laboratory and radiology electronic health records which have negative impact on healthcare service delivery.

Global Journal of Pure and Applied ScienceVol. 31(3)
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Medical Coding and Health Information
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Evaluation Of Laboratory And Radiology Health Records Influence On Healthcare Service Delivery In Government Owned Hospitals In The Southern Zone Of Cross River State Nigeria — Ifere Mimi Patricia Eugene, Oluwaseun Omowumi Akin Fakorede, et al. · Global Journal of Pure and Applied Science (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS