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Subject Index activity theory 49 actor-network theory 87 assessment 64 attitude to computers 64 behaviour change theory 146 boosting 109 change management 171 clinical 146 clinical audit 159 clinical deterioration 122 complex adaptive system 134 complexity of innovations 193 conditional entropy 23 continuous quality management 159 decision psychology 109 decision support systems 146 developer-user co-design 171 DiCoT 75 diffusion of innovation 193 distributed cognition 75 epistemology 205 evaluation 1, 35 feedback 159 general system theory 11 health behavior 146 health informatics 1, 64, 205 health information technology 87 health psychology 146 hospital communication systems 122 human computer interaction 49 implementation science 171 informatics 75 information technology 35 intention 64 learning health systems 11 medical diagnosis 23 mHealth 49 mindfulness 98 models 64 mutual information 23 NASSS framework 193 organisations 98 organizational behavior change 171 Patient Decision Aids (PtDAs) 109 patient safety 122, 134 personal health choices 109 process evaluation 171 process mining 11 professionalism 1 quality of health care 159 relative entropy 23 research 205 resilient health care 134 safety-I 134 safety-II 134 scale-up 193 scientific methods 1 self-regulation 159 sensemaking 98 Shannon entropy 23 Shared Decision Making (SDM) 109 smartphone 122 sociotechnical 75, 87 technology 64 technology adoption 98 text messaging 122 theoretical 64 theory 1, 205 theory-based design 146 user centred design 49 utility 35 value of information 35 value proposition 193 Applied Interdisciplinary Theory in Health Informatics P. Scott et al. (Eds.) © 2019 The authors and IOS Press. This article is published online with Open Access by IOS Press and distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License 4.0 (CC BY-NC 4.0). 219