This study involved 50 participants: 10 hospital admission staff and 40 patients. The four systems were compared with respect to the time taken to complete the consenting process, the number of errors made by the patients, the workload experienced by … Continued
Conclusion: This study strongly suggests that an alert system would be complementary to the pharmacists’ activity and contribute to drug prescription safety. (Source: International Journal of Medical Informatics).
CONCLUSIONS: It was determined that telemonitoring made a cost-reduction of euro145,822 per year possible. However, variables such as educational level, psychosocial situation, time-travel distance from home to the hospital, reimbursement system and actual clinical status were not included. Furthermore, the … Continued
This study examines nurses’ experience with the implementation and use of a Smart IV pump in an academic hospital.Method: Data were collected in three longitudinal surveys: (a) a pre-implementation survey, (b) a 6-week-post-implementation survey, and (c) a 1-year-post-implementation survey. We … Continued
Conclusion: EPR systems in Norwegian primary care that have been developed in accordance with the principles of user-centered design have achieved widespread adoption and highly integrated use. The quality and efficiency of the clinical work has increased in contrast to … Continued