Health Informatics
DOI: 10.1007/0-387-30329-4_15
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Nursing Documentation Time During Implementation of an Electronic Medical Record

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“…This view is supported by studies where clinicians believe work processes would take more time immediately post-implementation, although there would be a slight decrease in time taken once proficiency with the system is achieved [70,71,9,72]. However, the findings reported in this paper suggest that end-users were not given sufficient time to adapt to the changes.…”
Section: Yh Sidek Jt Martins I N T E R N a T Io N A L J O U R N mentioning
confidence: 52%
“…This view is supported by studies where clinicians believe work processes would take more time immediately post-implementation, although there would be a slight decrease in time taken once proficiency with the system is achieved [70,71,9,72]. However, the findings reported in this paper suggest that end-users were not given sufficient time to adapt to the changes.…”
Section: Yh Sidek Jt Martins I N T E R N a T Io N A L J O U R N mentioning
confidence: 52%
“…A partir de 1881, com os trabalhos do engenheiro Frederick Taylor, em busca de uma produtividade justa e adequada de seus trabalhadores, teve início um estudo sobre o tempo despendido pelos trabalhadores na execução de suas tarefas (14) .…”
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“…Effi ciency of separate, and not all ehealth applications, is discussed in several studies, with signifi cant positive eff ects (Korst, 2003;Terry, 2002) or with no statistically signifi cant eff ects on the effi ciency of hospitals (Kazley, Ozcan, 2008). Problems also do arise with exact identifi cation when proving the causality between a diagnostic error, expected to be reduced by introducing e-health tools, and direct case-bycase clinical outcomes (Shekelle et al, 2013, ch.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%