Perceptions of Family Physician Trainees and Trainers Regarding the Usefulness of a Virtual Community of Practice
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Motivating and assisting physical exercise in independently living older adults: A pilot study
Conclusions: This study shows that the Active Lifestyle app prototype has valuable potential to support physical exercise practice at home and it is worthwhile to further develop it into a more mature system. Furthermore, the results add to the knowledge … Continued
The impact of medical informatics on patient satisfaction: A USA-based literature review
Conclusions: Analysis suggested that while there is some evidence that HIT improves patient satisfaction, studies in this literature review, and in particularly RCTs, were not consistent in their findings. Although HIT may be a promising tool to improve patient satisfaction, … Continued
Can technology change the work of nurses? Evaluation of a drug monitoring system for ambulatory chronic disease patients
Highlights: ? Nurses saved time using the integrated electronic drug monitoring system (eDMS). ? Nurses’ perceived the eDMS to be safer, simpler and more standardised. ? Time saved by nurses enabled them to undertake more nurse-led clinics. ? First study … Continued