Comparison of Two User Interfaces for Accessing Context-Specific Information Resources Related to Hazards and Near Misses

Yen, Po-Yin; Jia, Haomiao; Currie, Leanne M.; Bakken, Suzanne

doi:10.1097/ncn.0b013e31819753cd

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“…According to Table 2 , there is significant correlation between ease of learning barcode technology and its capabilities; namely, the increased amount of barcode technology capabilities, it also increases the ease of learning. Furthermore, Ease of learning is directly related to attitude toward using barcode which this is consistent with the Yen’s findings ( 11 ). Appears to increase the ease of learning barcode technology, we need to take help from technical experts and barcode technology designers and consult with the users to enhancethe functionality of barcode technology.…”

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“…If users understand a technology usage only for its own sake and apart from its instrumental value, they will judge more positive about their ability to use the technology ( 11 ). Fore, users’ attitudes toward a technology implementation and utilization may be very important in the acceptance and use of technology ( 23 - 26 ).…”

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“…Also, Tavakoli, Farahat, Lee and Hong concluded similarly ( 9 , 15 , 21 - 22 ). Capability of a technology effects on the behavioural intention and perceived usefulness, indirectly ( 11 ). This is in line with the present study findings.…”

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Barcode Technology Acceptance and Utilization in Health Information Management Department at Academic Hospitals According to Technology Acceptance Model

Ehteshami

2017

Acta Inform Med

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Nowdays, due to the increasing importance of quality care, organizations focuse on the improving provision, management and distribution of health. On one hand, incremental costs of the new technologies and on the other hand, increased knowledge of health care recipients and their expectations for high quality services have doubled the need to make changes in order to respond to resource constraints (financial, human, material). For this purpose, several technologies, such as barcode, have been used in hospitals to improve services and staff productivity; but various factors effect on the adoption of new technologies and despite good implementation of a technology and its benefits, sometimes personnel don’t accept and don’t use it.Methods:This is an applied descriptive cross-sectional study in which all the barcode users in health information management department of the three academic hospitals (Feiz, Al-Zahra, Ayatollah Kashani) affiliated to Isfahan University of Medical Sciences were surveyed by the barcode technology acceptance questionnaire, in six areas as following: barcode ease of learning, capabilities, perception of its usefulness and its ease of use, users attitudes towards its using, and users intention.Results:The finding showed that barcode technology total acceptance was relatively desirable (%76.9); the most compliance with TAM model was related to the user perceptions about the ease of use of barcode technology and the least compliance was related to the ease of learning barcode technology (respectively %83.7 and %71.5).Conclusion:Ease of learning and barcode capability effect of usefulness and perceived ease of barcode technology. Users perceptions effect their attitudes toward greater use of technology and their attitudes have an effect on their intention to use the technology and finally, their intention makes actual use of the technology (acceptance). Therefore, considering the six elements related to technology implementation can be important in the barcode acceptance; because their chained relationship is clearly visible.

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Barcode Technology Acceptance and Utilization in Health Information Management Department at Academic Hospitals According to Technology Acceptance Model

Ehteshami

2017

Acta Inform Med

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“…36 Implementations in other clinical information systems also became available, including Hazard and Near-Miss Reporting Systems. 37,38 …”

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Optimization of infobutton design and Implementation: A systematic review

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Journal of Biomedical Informatics

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Objective Infobuttons are clinical decision tools embedded in the electronic health record that attempt to link clinical data with context sensitive knowledge resources. We systematically reviewed technical approaches that contribute to improved infobutton design, implementation and functionality. Methods We searched databases including MEDLINE, EMBASE, and the Cochrane Library database from inception to March 1, 2016 for studies describing the use of infobuttons. We selected full review comparative studies, usability studies, and qualitative studies examining infobutton design and implementation. We abstracted usability measures such as user satisfaction, impact, and efficiency, as well as prediction accuracy of infobutton content retrieval algorithms and infobutton adoption/interoperability. Results We found 82 original research studies on infobuttons. Twelve studies met criteria for detailed abstraction. These studies investigated infobutton interoperability (1 study); tools to help tailor infobutton functionality (1 study); interventions to improve user experience (7 studies); and interventions to improve content retrieval by improving prediction of relevant knowledge resources and information needs (3 studies). In-depth interviews with implementers showed the Health Level Seven (HL7) Infobutton standard to be simple and easy to implement. A usability study demonstrated the feasibility of a tool to help medical librarians tailor infobutton functionality. User experience studies showed that access to resources with which users are familiar increased user satisfaction ratings; and that links to specific subsections of drug monographs increased information seeking efficiency. However, none of the user experience improvements led to increased usage uptake. Recommender systems based on machine learning algorithms outperformed hand-crafted rules in the prediction of relevant resources and clinicians’ information needs in a laboratory setting, but no studies were found using these techniques in clinical settings. Improved content indexing in one study led to improved content retrieval across three health care organizations. Conclusion Best practice technical approaches to ensure optimal infobutton functionality, design and implementation remain understudied. The HL7 Infobutton standard has supported wide adoption of infobutton functionality among clinical information systems and knowledge resources. Limited evidence supports infobutton enhancements such as links to specific subtopics, configuration of optimal resources for specific tasks and users, and improved indexing and content coverage. Further research is needed to investigate user experience improvements to increase infobutton use and effectiveness.

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Comparison of Two User Interfaces for Accessing Context-Specific Information Resources Related to Hazards and Near Misses

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Barcode Technology Acceptance and Utilization in Health Information Management Department at Academic Hospitals According to Technology Acceptance Model

Barcode Technology Acceptance and Utilization in Health Information Management Department at Academic Hospitals According to Technology Acceptance Model

Optimization of infobutton design and Implementation: A systematic review

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