Authors
Sheree Lloyd, Karrie Long, Abraham Oshni Alvandi, Josie Di Donato, Yasmine Probst, Jeremy Roach, Christopher Bain
Publication date
2021/7/20
Journal
International Journal of Medical Informatics
Pages
104535
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
Background
Electronic Medical Record Systems (EMRs) are now part of nursing and medical professionals daily work in the acute and primary care sectors in Australia. Usability is an important factor in their successful adoption and impacts upon clinical workflow, safety and quality, communication, and collaboration. This study replicates a significant body of work conducted by Finnish researchers applying a usability focused survey to understand medical and nursing professionals’ experiences in the Australian context. As we implement EMRs across health systems, their usability and design to support clinicians to effectively deliver and document care, is essential.
Methods
We conducted an observational study using a cross sectional survey, the National Usability-Focused HIS Scale (NuHISS) developed and validated by Finnish researchers. For this study 13 usability statements collected clinician impressions of …
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