• The dark side of risk homeostasis when joining a Health Social Network 

  Rowan, Wendy; O'Connor, Yvonne; Heavin, Ciara; Lynch, Laura (European Conference on Information Systems, ECIS, 2018-06)

  Social networking sites capture, store, analyse and exploit personal data resulting in heightened uncertainty and perceived risk around protecting our personal data. When this data involves personal health information (PHI) ...
• Investigating the antecedents of perceived threats and user resistance to health information technology: towards a comprehensive user resistance model 

  Alohali, Mansor; O'Connor, Yvonne; Carton, Fergal (European Conference on Information Systems, ECIS, 2018-06)

  Health Information Technology (HIT) has the potential to improve healthcare delivery by reducing medical errors, improving service quality, and lowering healthcare cost. Despite evident integration benefits of HIT, use of ...
• A check list designed to improve memory recall amongst CF patients 

  Twomey, Michael; Sammon, Dave; Nagle, Tadhg; O'Raghallaigh, Paidi (European Conference on Information Systems , ECIS, 2018-06)

  When a Cystic Fibrosis (CF) patient/carer meets a doctor, it is the responsibility of the patient/carer to recall their medical history. Often the information imparted by the patient/carer is inaccurate due to their inability ...
• Distributed ISD team leadership and the paradox of cohesion and conflict 

  McCarthy, Stephen; O'Raghallaigh, Paidi; Fitzgerald, Ciara; Adam, Frédéric (University of Hawai'i at Manoa, 2019-01-08)

  Distributed ISD projects are often typified by deep-seated differences between team members from diverse organizational and professional backgrounds. Consequently, literature suggests that cohesion is crucial for aligning ...
• Theorising antecedents of cohesion and conflict in distributed ISD project teams 

  McCarthy, Stephen; O'Raghallaigh, Paidi; Fitzgerald, Ciara; Adam, Frédéric (Association for Information Systems (AIS), 2018-12)

  The effectiveness of distributed ISD teams is often inhibited by tensions between contextual (macro) and localised (micro) factors. In light of these challenges, literature suggests that cohesion is a key determinant of ...

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