Usability evaluation of mobile medical treatment carts: Another explanation by information engineers
Journal
Journal of Medical Systems
Journal Volume
36
Journal Issue
3
Pages
1327-1334
Date Issued
2012
Author(s)
Abstract
Healthcare services integration is a critical task as it attempts to reform the user practices. In response to the request of facilities upgrade, we performa usability evaluation of the mobile medical treatment carts (MMTC) installed in the Emergency Medicine Department of our healthcare enterprise. A survey conducted in August 2006 identified that our experimental area needs some improvements to support the MMTC adoption. For example, the MMTC can accompany with several popular nursing care items. Follow-up several undertaken investigations indicated that our expectation of the MMTC solution had been reached. Given the evident heterogeneity of viewpoints, it is imperative for a healthcare enterprise to broadly ascertain the requirements of end users before investing in any information technologies. ? Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2010.
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Other Subjects
article; emergency medicine; follow up; health care facility; health care survey; human; information technology; mobile medical treatment cart; nursing care; preventive health service; wireless communication; Emergency Service, Hospital; Health Care Surveys; Information Management; Medical Informatics; Nursing Staff, Hospital; Taiwan; Telecommunications; User-Computer Interface
Type
journal article