Abstract:
In the rapidly changing world of technology, this study delves into the complexities and challenges faced in the implementation of Management Information Systems (MIS) in the healthcare sector of Bangladesh. Recognizing the crucial role of technology in enhancing healthcare delivery, this research aims to provide an in-depth understanding of the specific barriers and difficulties encountered in the adoption and effective use of MIS in this vital sector. Through a comprehensive case study approach, the study meticulously examines various factors, including technological, human resource, financial, cultural, and policy-related challenges. It also considers the perspectives of multiple stakeholders, such as healthcare providers, managers, and IT professionals, to provide a holistic view of the MIS implementation landscape. The importance of this research lies in its dual contribution to both academic understanding and practical application. Academically, it enriches the discourse on MIS implementation in developing countries, particularly within the healthcare sector, by offering empirical evidence and in-depth analysis from the context of Bangladesh. Practically, it serves as a valuable guide for healthcare professionals, policymakers, and technology specialists, offering strategic insights and recommendations tailored to overcome the identified challenges.
