Nurses’ perceptions of their documentation experiences in a computerized nursing care planning system

Lee, RN Ting-Ting

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2702.2006.01480.x

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“…[2][3][4][5][8][9][10][16][17][18][19][20]36,37 Attitudes of Turkish nurses toward computers and factors that affect their attitudes have been investigated in the present study.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Nurses argue that use of computers in healthcare is not in accordance with holistic and humanistic approaches, which represent the main philosophy of nursing, and that computers are complex devices to work with, to justify their resistance to use computers in healthcare. [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12] However, it is being increasingly acknowledged in recent years that technology and therefore computerization will contribute to the decision-making capabilities and skills of nurses, improve the quality of healthcare, and reduce the costs of services. 5,13 Because of the accelerated development of technology, hospitals have expanded the use of computers to many areas.…”

Section: Factors Affecting Nurses' Attitudes Toward Computers In Healmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Factors Affecting Nurses' Attitudes Toward Computers in Healthcare

Kaya

2011

CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing

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The purpose of the study was to determine factors affecting nurses' attitudes toward computers in healthcare. This cross-sectional study was carried out with nurses employed at one state and one university hospital. The sample of the study included 890 nurses who were selected via a purposive sampling method. Data were collected by using a questionnaire for demographic information and Pretest for Attitudes Toward Computers in Healthcare Assessment Scale v.2. The nurses, in general, had positive attitudes toward computers. Findings of the present study showed a significant difference in attitudes for different categories of age (P < .001), marital status (P < .05), education (P < .001), type of facility (P < .01), job title (P < .001), computer science education (P < .01), computer experience (P < .001), duration of computer use (P < .001), and place of use of computer (P < .001). The results of the present study could be used during planning and implementation of computer training programs for nurses in Turkey and could be utilized in improving the participation of Turkish nurses in initiatives to develop hospital information systems and, above all, in developing computerized patient care planning.

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“…[2][3][4][5][8][9][10][16][17][18][19][20]36,37 Attitudes of Turkish nurses toward computers and factors that affect their attitudes have been investigated in the present study.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Factors Affecting Nurses' Attitudes Toward Computers In Healmentioning

confidence: 99%

Factors Affecting Nurses' Attitudes Toward Computers in Healthcare

Kaya

2011

CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing

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“…Thus, quality of care could be improved as hospitals invest in advanced IS and IT (Li and Benton 2006). Also, adoption of IS and IT in health care affects cost efficiency and time savings (Mikulich et al 2001;Lee 2006). …”

Section: Organizational Systemsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Effects of hospital leadership, organizational systems, and ESWOS on medical error reduction

2014

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One of the major elements of care quality provided by health care organizations is the reduction of medical errors. This study empirically examines the effect of leadership, organizational systems, and employee satisfaction with organizational support on medical error reduction. A set of hypotheses is tested based on data collected from 208 medical staff of hospitals with more than 300 beds in South Korea. Data were analyzed by confirmatory factor analysis and path analysis using SPSS 17.0 and Mplus 5.1. One of the major findings of this study was that medical error reduction could be achieved by effective leadership. Leadership and operational efficiency drive reduction in medical errors in the health care industry. The comparison between large-and small-sized quality assurance teams' roles indicated that there was a significant difference in their effect on medical error reduction. The results of the study shed light on some practical implications for management professionals in hospitals.

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“…Što je viša razina edukacije, i što su ispitanici imali više iskustva, to su im stavovi bili pozitivniji [6]. Lee tvrdi da MS/MT, koji imaju iskustva s pisanim oblikom planiranja njege, a istodobno nisu iskusni u uporabi elektroničke dokumentacije, mogu imati problema s prijelazom na novi oblik dokumentiranja te je moguće da se dovede u pitanje kvaliteta podataka koje navode pri opisivanju svojih intervencija [17].…”

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Nurses attitudes towards computer use in healthcare

Aleksijević

2015

SG/NJ

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SG/NJ 2015;20:110-4 DOI: 10.11608/sgnj.2015.20.024 Sažetak:Cilj: Ispitati stavove medicinskih sestara/tehničara prema uporabi računala za svrhe provođenja metoda zdravstvene njege te ispitati postoji li razlika prema dobi, spolu, razini obrazovanja, radnom iskustvu i radnom mjestu u bolnici. Srednja je ocjena prednosti 3,25. Nema znatne razlike prema obilježjima ispitanika. Srednja je ocjena pravnih posljedica 3,33. Prema spolu, srednje su ocjene podjednake, ispitanici stariji od 50 godina dali su niže ocjene, kao i ispitanici s duljinom radnog staža od 31 i više godina. Prema razini obrazovanja, najvišu su srednju ocjenu dali prvostupnici sestrinstva, a prema specifičnoj djelatnosti, ispitanici koji obavljaju radne zadatke na odjelima operacijskih specijalnosti. Srednja je ocjena kvalitete njege 3,0. Znatno su više srednje ocjene u ispitanika s duljim radnim stažom te ispitanika koji radne zadatke obavljaju na odjelima operacijskih specijalnosti. Srednja je ocjena podskale iskorištenosti računala 3,25. Nema znatne razlike u srednjoj ocjeni iskorištenosti računala prema spolu, dobi i razini obrazovanja ispitanika, te u odnosu na vrstu odjela. Znatno više ocjene dali su ispitanici s duljim radnim stažem. Srednja je ocjena zainteresiranosti za uporabu računala 3,67 i nema znatnih razlika. Srednja je ocjena sigurnosti 2,0. Nema znatne razlike u ocjeni sigurnosti posla prema obilježjima. Srednja je ocjena cijele skale 3,28. Znatna je razlika u ocjeni prema djelatnosti odjela na kojem ispitanici rade, znatno višu ocjenu, odnosno, veće slaganje s tvrdnjama imaju ispitanici operacijskih odjela, a prema drugim obilježjima nema većih razlika. Zaključak: Medicinske sestre / medicinski tehničari imaju pozitivan stav prema uporabi računala za provođenje metoda zdravstvene njege. ) participants use computer several times a day. The average score for advantages was 3.25. There were no significant differences concerning characteristics of participants. The average score for legal consequences was 3.33. According to gender, average grades are comparable, participants older than 50 years of age gave lower grades, as well as participants with 31 or more years of professional experience. According to the level of education, the highest average grade was given by nursing graduates, while according to the department, participants working in operational departments gave the highest grades. The average score for the quality of care was 3.0. Significantly higher average scores have been given by participants with more professional experience and respondents working in operational departments. The average score for computer utilization subscale was 3.25. There are no significant differences in the assessment of computer utilization according to gender, age and participants' level of education, and department they work in. Significantly higher grades had been given by respondents with more professional experience. The average score of interest in the use of computers was 3.67 and no significant differences have been observed. The av...

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Nurses’ perceptions of their documentation experiences in a computerized nursing care planning system

Cited by 46 publications

References 32 publications

Factors Affecting Nurses' Attitudes Toward Computers in Healthcare

Factors Affecting Nurses' Attitudes Toward Computers in Healthcare

Effects of hospital leadership, organizational systems, and ESWOS on medical error reduction

Nurses attitudes towards computer use in healthcare

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