Enterprise Architecture in Healthcare Systems: A systematic literature review

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2007.06767v2
• Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2020 11:18:38 GMT
• Title: Enterprise Architecture in Healthcare Systems: A systematic literature review
• Authors: Silvano Herculano da Luz J\'unior, Francisco \'Icaro Cipriano Silva, Gustavo Sousa Galisa Albuquerque, Francisco Petr\^onio Alencar de Medeiros and Heremita Brasileiro Lira
• Abstract summary: Enterprise architecture (EA) has been present in scientific literature since the 1980s. EA delivers value by presenting business and ICT leaders with recommendations for adjusting policies and projects to achieve business goals. This work presents a systematic literature review to select studies demonstrating current EA practices in healthcare systems.
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• Abstract: Enterprise architecture (EA) has been present in scientific literature since the 1980s and has branched out into several research fields. EA delivers value by presenting business and ICT leaders with recommendations for adjusting policies and projects to achieve business goals. Although there are many works on the EA application in healthcare systems, the literature lacks studies that provide a systematic approach to this topic specifically. This work presents a deep and broad Systematic Literature Review (SLR) to select studies demonstrating current EA practices in healthcare systems. The researchers established an SLR protocol returning 280 primary studies after the first step of the Data Selection and a consolidated inclusion of 46 articles after the second step. They assessed the level of disagreement during the team's evaluations using Cohen's Kappa. This SLR revealed essential aspects of state-of-the-art EA application in healthcare systems, such as the most used methodologies and tools, best practices, and criteria considered for their choice. It also analyzed the main positive impacts, challenges, and critical success factors described by the studies' authors based on empirical approaches. Besides, this work brings the main publication channels and the most influential authors on the topic of EA in Healthcare systems.

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